Írásai

Írásai is a Hungarian noun phrase that typically means “his/her/its writings” and is also used as a generic title indicating the collected writings of a person. The base noun írás refers to writing, text, or script, and the suffix -ai marks possession and plurality in this form, giving a sense of a body of works rather than a single piece.

In literary and bibliographic contexts, Írásai is often used as the title of an author's collected writings, or as a phrase in a sentence such as “Petőfi Sándor írásai” meaning “the writings of Sándor Petőfi.” The term thus corresponds to “writings” or “collected works” in English, and it can function to distinguish a body of literary output from other kinds of texts.

Usage notes: The exact sense depends on context. Without an explicit subject, the phrase may refer to an author's writings in general, a biographical note about their works, or a published collection labeled as such. The form is neutral and common in Hungarian literary discourse, and it often appears in catalogues, introductions, or bibliographies to denote the body of published texts by a particular writer.