átmérjüket

The term "átmérjüket" is a Hungarian word. It is the accusative plural form of the word "átmérő" which translates to "diameter" in English. Therefore, "átmérjüket" specifically refers to "our diameters" or "their diameters," depending on the context of the sentence in which it is used. In Hungarian grammar, the "-jüket" suffix indicates possession and is used in the accusative case.

The concept of diameter is fundamental in geometry and is used to describe the length of a straight line segment that passes through the center of a circle or sphere and whose endpoints lie on the boundary of the shape. In a broader sense, "diameter" can also refer to the width of an object or a cross-section. When the plural form "átmérők" is used, it refers to multiple diameters, perhaps of different objects or different measurements. The addition of the "-jüket" suffix personalizes these multiple diameters, indicating ownership or reference to a specific group. For instance, "A fák átmérőjüket mérték" could mean "They measured the diameters of the trees," where "átmérőjüket" refers to "their diameters." Similarly, "Az átmérőjüket nem tudtuk" might translate to "We didn't know our diameters," where "átmérőjüket" refers to "our diameters." Understanding the grammatical case and possessive suffix is crucial for accurately interpreting the meaning of "átmérjüket" within a Hungarian sentence.