Fejezeteiben

Fejezeteiben is a Hungarian inflected form meaning “in its chapters.” It is formed from the noun fejezet (chapter) with the 3rd person singular possessive suffix -e (fejezete, “its/ his/her/your chapter”) and the inessive plural suffix -eiben, signaling location inside multiple chapters belonging to something. The construction therefore expresses that content is located within the chapters of a work or text.

In usage, fejezeteiben typically refers to material distributed across a book’s chapters. If the possessor is plural, a different form is used (for example fejezeteikben would mean “in their chapters”). The form is common in literary analysis, scholarly writing, and textual commentary, where authors discuss themes, motifs, or information as they appear within the chapters of a work.

Example sentences:

- A regény fejezeteiben számos motívum jelenik meg. (In the novel’s chapters, many motifs appear.)

- A tanulmány fejezeteiben összefoglalt megállapítások fontosak. (The conclusions summarized in the study’s chapters are important.)

Etymology and morphology: fejezet (chapter) plus the 3rd-person possessive suffix -e and the locative plural suffix -eiben yield fejezeteiben, a typical Hungarian pattern for indicating “in its/their chapters.” Related forms include fejezetében (in its single chapter) and fejezeteikben (in their chapters).