Fegyvered

Fegyvered is the second-person singular possessive form of the Hungarian noun fegyver, meaning “your weapon.” It functions to indicate ownership by the person being addressed and is used with a singular possessed noun.

Formation and usage: In Hungarian, possessive forms attach to the noun stem to express ownership. The suffix -ed marks second-person singular ownership, as in fegyvered = your weapon. There are corresponding possessive forms for other owners and numbers, and the exact spelling can vary with phonological context. Fegyvered is typically used in everyday speech and in writing when referring to a weapon belonging to the listener.

Examples: A fegyvered a zsebedben van. translates to “Your weapon is in your pocket.” The form can occur within larger noun phrases or sentences, depending on position and emphasis in the clause.

Notes: Fegyvered is not a proper noun or a standalone title; it is a common word that may appear in legal, security, or everyday contexts where ownership of a weapon is relevant. As with other possessive forms, its use depends on clear reference to the second-person subject.

See also: fegyver, possessive suffixes in Hungarian, Hungarian grammar.