Férjem

Férjem is a Hungarian term meaning “my husband.” It is formed from the noun férj (husband) with the first-person possessive suffix -em, resulting in a single word that denotes the speaker’s spouse.

In use, férjem is the standard way to refer to one’s husband in the first person. It can appear with or without the definite article, depending on context. For emphasis, Hungarian speakers may say az én férjem (my husband, with emphasis) or simply Férjem, as in a sentence like Férjem dolgozik.

Examples include: Férjem dolgozik. (My husband is working.) Az én férjem orvos. (My husband is a doctor.) Ő az én férjem. (He is my husband.) These forms are common in everyday speech and in writing, including biographical notes or personal statements.

Related terms include férj (husband) and feleség (wife). The possessive form of feleség is feleségem (my wife). The system of Hungarian possessives attaches to the noun rather than as a separate determiner, which is why the forms such as férjem function as integrated units rather than standalone pronouns.

Overall, férjem serves as a straightforward, commonly used expression to indicate one’s spouse in Hungarian.