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Írását is a form derived from the Hungarian noun írás, meaning writing or a piece of writing. The form specifically marks both possession and the definite direct object: it translates roughly to “his/her/its writing” as a definite object in a sentence. The base noun írás takes a possessive suffix -a (third person singular) to produce írása, and the definite accusative suffix -t attaches to the possessed noun, yielding írását.

Morphology and related forms. The possessive pattern for írás includes írása (his/her/its writing). When the writing is treated as a definite object, the suffix -t is added: írását. Other abbreviated forms exist for different owners, such as írásom (my writing) and írásod (your writing). The definite object suffix -t is used in various constructions to indicate that the object is known or specific within the context.

Usage. Írását is used when referring to someone else’s writing as a definite object, often with a definite determiner or within a context that makes the reference specific. Examples: Láttam az írását. Megmutatta az írását a tanárnak. Az írását elolvasták, mielőtt kiállították a levélírás díját.

Notes. The form reflects Hungarian’s system of possessives combined with the definite object marking. In practice, the choice between írását and other possessive forms depends on who owns the writing and whether the speaker treats the writing as a definite entity within the discourse. See also írás for the base concept of writing and a broader discussion of Hungarian possessive and definite-object morphology.