No. 939 in Hungarian
amiket
"Amiket" means "which/that (plural, object of a relative clause)" in English.
In a sentence
Azok a könyvek, amiket a polcon láttál, nagyon érdekesek.
Those books that you saw on the shelf are very interesting.
"Amiket" acts as a relative pronoun referring to "books" in an object clause.
Olyan helyekre utaztam, amiket már régóta szerettem volna meglátogatni.
I traveled to places that I had long wanted to visit.
"Amiket" refers to "places" as the object in a purpose clause.
Ezek a képek azok, amiket tegnap készítettem.
These are the pictures that I took yesterday.
"Amiket" introduces a relative clause modifying "pictures," indicating them as the object.
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