Egymás

egymás is a Hungarian pronoun that translates to "each other" or "one another" in English. It is a reflexive pronoun used to indicate reciprocal actions or relationships between two or more entities. The pronoun is formed by combining "egy" (one) with "más" (other).

In Hungarian grammar, "egymás" functions similarly to other pronouns, taking on different cases depending on its grammatical role in a sentence. For example, "egymást" is the accusative case, "egymásnak" is the dative case, and "egymással" is the instrumental case.

The use of "egymás" emphasizes that the action or state is shared between the subjects. For instance, "Szeretik egymást" means "They love each other." The pronoun is crucial for conveying reciprocity and distinguishing it from actions directed towards oneself or a single, unrelated entity. It is a common and fundamental element of Hungarian communication, essential for expressing mutual interactions and connections between individuals or groups.