Belemében

Belemében is the locative form of the proper noun Belém in Hungarian, used to mean “in Belém.” It is written with a capital B when referring to the place, and Belémben with the diacritic on the e; in ASCII texts it may appear as Belemben. The suffix -ben marks location inside or within the place, while -be would indicate movement into the place (Belémbe).

The toponym Belém is of Portuguese origin, meaning Bethlehem. In Hungarian usage, Belém refers to several well-known places, most notably Belém in Lisbon, Portugal (the Belem district famed for the Jerónimos Monastery and the Belém Tower) and Belém, Pará, Brazil (the capital of the state of Pará). The name is also used for other Lusophone locations, reflecting the historical influence of Portuguese exploration and naming.

Usage examples:

- Belémben jártam tavaly. (I visited Belém last year.)

- A múzeum Belémben található. (The museum is located in Belém.)

- Belémbe megyek holnap. (I’m going to Belém tomorrow.)

Notes:

- In Hungarian, the diacritics are part of the standard spelling when writing proper names; Belemben is an ASCII variant without the acute e.

- The form is purely toponymic; it is not a common noun and operates as a location phrase within sentences.