Gyjteményében

Gyjteményében is a Hungarian word that translates to "in his/her/its collection" or "in their collection" in English. It is derived from the Hungarian word "gyűjtemény," meaning "collection." The suffix "-ében" indicates possession or belonging within a group, specifically in the locative case. This phrase is commonly used when referring to items that are part of someone's personal collection, a museum's holdings, a library's archives, or any organized group of items.

For instance, if an art historian is discussing a painting, they might say that a particular artist's work is "gyjteményében" of a famous museum, indicating that the museum possesses that artwork. Similarly, a collector might mention that a rare stamp is "gyjteményében," signifying that it is part of their personal accumulation of stamps. The phrase's usage is broad and can encompass any context where items are gathered and kept together. The specific owner or entity of the collection is usually understood from the preceding sentence or context.