Questions & Answers about A közösség együttműködik.
A is the definite article, so it means the.
Hungarian has two forms of the definite article:
- a before a consonant
- az before a vowel
Since közösség starts with k, a consonant, the correct form is a közösség = the community.
Yes. Közösség is in its basic dictionary form, the nominative singular.
In this sentence, it is the subject, and Hungarian subjects usually appear with no special ending in the nominative:
- a közösség = the community
So this is completely normal: the subject often has zero ending in Hungarian.
Yes. Közösség means community, and it is related to közös, which means common, shared, or joint.
The ending -ság / -ség is a very common Hungarian noun-forming suffix. It often creates abstract or collective nouns.
So very roughly:
- közös = common / shared
- közösség = community
You do not need to analyze it every time you see it, but it can help you recognize word families.