átjutásukat
Átjutásukat is a Hungarian noun phrase formed from the base noun átjutás (crossing, passage, or transmission) plus the possessive suffix -uk (their) and the definite object suffix -at. In this form, the phrase means “their crossing” or “their passage” and is used when the crossing of a group is being referred to as a definite object in a sentence.
Etymology and morphology: The word átjutás comes from the verb átjutni (to pass through, to get across)
Usage and contexts: Átjutásukat can appear in news reporting, scientific writing, or general prose wherever a
Grammar notes: Átjutásukat is the definite-object form of átjutás with the third-person plural possessive suffix. It