állapotukat
állapotukat is a Hungarian grammatical form that translates roughly as "their state" or "their conditions." It is formed from the noun állapot (state, condition) combined with the third-person plural possessive suffix -uk, and, when used as a definite direct object, with the definite object suffix -t. The form appears in sentences where the speaker refers to the state of a group and treats that state as a known, specific object of the verb.
Formation and morphology: The base noun állapot takes the possessive suffix -uk to indicate "their state," resulting
Usage and examples: In practice, állapotukat occurs with verbs that take a direct object. Examples: Az érintettek
Notes and related forms: In Hungarian, -t marks the definite direct object; without -t, állapotukat (or állapotuk,