végzdéses

Végzdéses is a term that appears in some Hungarian linguistic discussions to describe phenomena related to word endings or suffixes. The form is usually spelled végződéses, derived from végződés, meaning "ending" or "suffix" in Hungarian. The variant végzdéses is likely a misspelling or a less common orthographic variant.

In linguistic analysis, a végződéses perspective treats the suffix as the primary unit of meaning and function. This approach emphasizes how different endings convey grammatical categories such as case, number, mood, tense, or agreement, and how endings interact with the stem through processes like vowel harmony or assimilation. For inflected languages like Hungarian, suffixal morphology is central to word formation.

Common examples of suffixal morphology in Hungarian include -ban/-ben meaning "in," -hoz/-hez/-höz meaning "toward," -ak/-ek/-ök as plural markers, and possessive suffixes such as -m, -d, -ja/-je, among others. A végződéses analysis would examine which endings appear in given constructions, their allomorphic variation, and how they affect phonology and syntax.

See also: végződés (ending, suffix), morpheme, inflection, Hungarian grammar. This entry provides a concise overview of a term whose precise usage may vary by author; in standard Hungarian linguistic terminology, the more common form is végződéses.