Ötleteket

Ötleteket is a Hungarian noun phrase meaning “the ideas.” It is the definite plural accusative form of the noun ötlet, which denotes a thought, plan or proposition. The base noun ötle t has the plural nominative form ötletek; when the ideas are treated as a definite direct object in a sentence, the form becomes ötleteket.

Usage and examples: Ötleteket appears frequently in brainstorming, education and business contexts. Examples include: Megosztottuk az ötleteket a csapattal. (We shared the ideas with the team.) Kérlek, gyűjtsd össze az ötleteket. (Please collect the ideas.) Az ötleteket beépítették a tervbe. (The ideas were incorporated into the plan.) The phrase új ötleteket is common in expressions like “új ötleteket hozni” (to bring new ideas).

Etymology and related forms: The word ötlet is a native Hungarian term for an idea or concept. Its exact etymology is unclear, but a connection to Western European languages for the concept of “idea” (such as német ide e) is commonly noted in historical accounts. Hungarian marks definite objects with the suffix -t, so the plural definite object form is ötleteket, while the plural nominative is ötletek and the singular definite object is ötletet.

Morphology and related terms: Other relevant forms include ötlet (singular), ötletek (plural nominative), ötletet (singular definite accusative). Common related terms and compounds include ötletbörze (brainstorming event) and ötletgyűjtés (collection of ideas).

See also: ötlet, ötletek, ötletbörze.