Döntésén

Döntésén is a Hungarian word that translates to "his/her/its decision" or "his/her/its choice" in English. It is formed by combining the noun "döntés" (decision, choice) with the possessive suffix "-én" which indicates the third-person singular possessive. This suffix is used when the possessed item is a singular noun and the possessor is also singular (he, she, it, or a singular noun).

The word "döntésén" is frequently encountered in Hungarian sentences where the speaker is referring to a decision made by a male, female, or an inanimate object. For example, a sentence might read "A kormány döntésén múlik a jövőnk" which translates to "Our future depends on the government's decision." In this context, "kormány" (government) is a singular noun, and "döntésén" indicates that the decision belongs to this singular entity.

The grammatical structure is a common feature of Hungarian, a language that utilizes suffixes extensively to convey grammatical information such as possession, case, and number. Understanding the function of suffixes like "-én" is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentence structure and meaning. The word "döntésén" specifically highlights the act of making a choice or resolving a matter by a singular subject.