Fejezete

Fejezete is a Hungarian term formed as the possessive form of fejezet, the word for chapter. In standard usage, fejezete denotes that a chapter belongs to someone or something, roughly translating to “his/her/its chapter” in English. The form is primarily encountered in formal or scholarly contexts, such as bibliographies, glossaries, or grammatical descriptions, where authors discuss how chapters are attributed within a work.

The base noun fejezet designates a subdivision of a book, report, or other long text. Fejezete is a morphologically inflected form used to express possession or association with a chapter. The exact shape of the possessive suffix depends on person, number, and vowel harmony, and is integrated with the noun according to ordinary Hungarian possessive conjugation rules. In practice, speakers may prefer constructions that avoid relying on fejezete as a standalone noun, for example by phrasing ownership or association through a noun phrase like “az adott könyv fejezete” or by referring to the chapter’s title with a related form such as “fejezetének címe.”

Fejezete is primarily of interest in linguistic description, grammar references, and corpus studies rather than as a common everyday term. It illustrates how Hungarian marks possession with a chapter-noun and how related inflected forms function within noun phrases. See also fejezet (chapter), tartalomjegyzék (contents), bibliográfia (bibliography).