No. 843 in Hungarian
ukrajnát
"Ukrajnát" is the accusative form of "Ukrajna," meaning "Ukraine" in English.
In a sentence
Látogattuk Ukrajnát tavaly nyáron.
We visited Ukraine last summer.
In this sentence, 'Ukrajnát' is in the accusative case, used as the direct object of the verb 'Látogattuk' (we visited), indicating the country being visited.
Hallottál már Ukrajnát emlegetni a hírekben?
Have you ever heard Ukraine mentioned in the news?
Here, 'Ukrajnát' is again in the accusative case, associated with the noun phrase 'Ukrajnát emlegetni,' referring to Ukraine being the topic directly mentioned.
Az utazás során gyönyörű helyekre bukkantunk Ukrajnát felfedezve.
During the journey, we discovered beautiful places while exploring Ukraine.
In this example, 'Ukrajnát' is in the accusative case, forming part of the adverbial participle phrase 'Ukrajnát felfedezve' (while exploring Ukraine), indicating the activity taking place relative to Ukraine.
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