íróják

íróják is a Hungarian term that refers to the plural possessive form of the word *író*, meaning "writer." In Hungarian grammar, possessive suffixes are added to nouns to indicate ownership or association. The suffix *-ják* is used when the possessor is a plural third-person subject (e.g., "they" or "them"), and the noun ends in a vowel.

The formation of *íróják* follows standard Hungarian possessive rules. The base word *író* (writer) ends in a vowel, so the plural possessive suffix *-ik* is modified to *-ják* when attached. This suffix is pronounced as /jaːk/ in speech, with the stress on the first syllable. For example, "their writings" would be expressed as *íróik művei*, where *íróik* means "their writers" and *művei* means "their works."

In written and spoken Hungarian, *íróják* is commonly used in contexts where the ownership or association of writing or authorship is implied. For instance, it might appear in phrases like *az íróják munkái* ("the works of the writers") or *az íróják könyvei* ("the books of the writers"). The suffix helps clarify grammatical relationships without relying on separate pronouns.

Hungarian grammar distinguishes between possessive suffixes based on the gender, number, and case of the possessor. While *-ják* is used for plural third-person masculine or neuter nouns ending in vowels, other suffixes like *-juk* (for singular third-person) or *-juk* (for dual forms) apply to different contexts. The use of *íróják* ensures clarity in sentences where the relationship between the writer and their associated works or attributes is being described.