érdeküket

érdeküket is a Hungarian word. It is the accusative singular form of the possessive pronoun "érdekük," which means "their interest." Therefore, "érdeküket" translates to "their interest" in a context where it is the direct object of a verb. For example, in the sentence "They protected their interest," the Hungarian equivalent would use "érdeküket" to signify "their interest" as the thing being protected. The word is composed of "érdek," meaning "interest" or "concern," and the possessive suffix "-ük," indicating "their." The additional "-et" suffix signifies the accusative case, marking it as the direct object of a sentence. Understanding this grammatical structure is key to comprehending its usage in Hungarian. It highlights the importance of grammatical cases in the Hungarian language for conveying the function of nouns and pronouns within a sentence. The concept of "interest" itself is multifaceted and can refer to personal gain, well-being, or a stake in a particular matter. The word "érdeküket" encapsulates this notion within a grammatical framework that denotes possession and direct object status.