Áramlásainak

Áramlásainak is a Hungarian inflected form derived from áramlás, meaning flow or current. The form expresses possession combined with plurality, roughly translating to “their flows” or “the flows of them.” It is used when discussing more than one flow that belongs to a subject, such as several currents, streams, or movements associated with a person, object, or system. The exact meaning depends on context, but it uniformly signals that the flows belong to the referenced plural possessor.

Morphology and formation can vary with sentence structure. The base áramlás can be made plural (áramlások) when referring to multiple flows, and a possessive suffix marks the possessor. The form áramlásainak shows both plurality and third-person possessive reference, and it follows Hungarian vowel harmony and concord rules. In practice, it appears in scientific and descriptive texts where authors address more than one flow that originates from or affects a subject.

Usage and examples. In hydrology or geography, one might speak of a river network and discuss the directions and speeds of its streams: A folyók áramlásainak iránya változott. In meteorology or oceanography, researchers may analyze the combined behavior of multiple air or water flows, for example: A légáramlások áramlásainak kölcsönhatása komplex. The phrase is versatile and can also occur in more general prose to denote “the flows of …” belonging to a corporation, city, ecosystem, or other collective entity.

See also: áramlás, áramlás, magyar nyelvtan.