útjaik

útjaik is a Hungarian term that translates to "their journeys" or "their routes." It is the plural possessive form of út, a word that can denote a road or a journey, depending on context. The construction combines út with the third-person plural possessive suffix -jaik, enabling reference to journeys or roads belonging to a group of people.

The sense of útjaik can be literal or metaphorical. Literally, it can refer to the trips or itineraries of a group. Metaphorically, it is used to describe the course of events in a group's or individuals' lives, or the historical or organizational trajectory of an entity.

In usage, útjaik appears in everyday speech, travel writing, and narrative prose. Examples: "Az útjaik hosszúak voltak." ("Their journeys were long.") "Az útjaik során sok új helyet láttak." ("During their journeys, they saw many new places.") In literature and journalism, the phrase can serve as a motif to emphasize movement, change, or the passage of time for the subjects described.

See also: út (road, journey), utazás (travel), életút (life path).