érmeinek

érmeinek is a Hungarian noun phrase formed from érme, meaning medal or coin, with a third-person possessive suffix. It denotes possession and is used to refer to medals belonging to someone or to a group. The form is commonly encountered in formal or written Hungarian when the possessor is plural or treated as a collective.

In usage, érmeinek typically appears in contexts such as biographical notes, sports reporting, or historical descriptions where awards or medals are discussed. It can pair with modifiers to specify what is being described, for example érmeinek értéke (the value of their medals), érmeinek száma (the number of their medals), or érmeinek gyűjteménye (the collection of their medals).

Form and related notes: érmeinek illustrates Hungarian possessive morphology, where suffixes attach to the noun to indicate ownership. The exact orthography can reflect vowel harmony and stylistic choices, and related forms may appear as érmeik or other possessive constructions depending on context and person. In general, érmeinek signals possession by a third-person plural subject or a collectivized possessor, with the sense that the medals belong to that group or set.

See also: érme, the base noun for medal or coin. In translation, érmeinek is most naturally rendered as “their medals” or as “the medals of [the group/person]” depending on the antecedent. Examples illustrate how the phrase is used to discuss quantities, values, or collections of medals in Hungarian prose.