Házasságotok

"Házasságotok" is a Hungarian word that translates to "your marriage." It is a possessive form of the word "házasság," which means "marriage." The suffix "-otok" indicates the second-person plural possessive, meaning it belongs to "you" (plural).

In Hungarian grammar, the word "házasságotok" is used when referring to the marital union of a group of people, such as a couple addressing their marriage, or when discussing the marriage of a married couple in a formal or intimate context. For example, one might say "Házasságotok hosszú és boldog legyen," which translates to "May your marriage be long and happy." This phrase is commonly used in wedding toasts or well wishes.

The concept of marriage in Hungary, as in many cultures, is a legal and social union. The word "házasságotok" specifically highlights the shared nature of this union as belonging to the couple themselves. It emphasizes their joint commitment and the shared experience of their marital life. The precise legal and social implications of marriage in Hungary are governed by Hungarian law, but the term itself is a direct and personal reference to a couple's married state.