étrendjükkel

The Hungarian word "étrendjükkel" translates to "with their diet" or "with their eating habits" in English. It is a possessive form of the noun "étrend," which means diet or eating plan, and the suffix "-jükkel" indicates "with their." This word is used in sentences to describe the dietary practices or the food consumption of a group of people, animals, or even a community.

For example, a sentence might state that "A tudósok vizsgálták az étrendjükkel" which translates to "The scientists examined their diet." In this context, "étrendjükkel" refers to the specific food intake of the subjects being studied. The word can also be used to discuss the impact of certain foods or eating patterns on health, the environment, or cultural practices. Understanding "étrendjükkel" requires recognizing its grammatical structure as a combination of a noun and a suffix indicating possession and instrumentality. Its usage is common in discussions related to nutrition, health, biology, and sociology when referring to the dietary habits of multiple subjects.