Istenségének

Istenségének is a Hungarian possessive form, specifically the third-person singular possessive of the word "isten" (god). This translates directly to "his god," "her god," or "its god." It is a grammatical construction used in Hungarian to indicate possession by a singular entity. The ending "-ének" denotes the third-person singular possessive, indicating that the "god" belongs to or is associated with a male, female, or neuter subject. This form would typically appear in a sentence describing a personal connection to a deity or a specific god. For example, in a sentence like "A király istenségének áldozott" (He sacrificed to his god), "istenségének" signifies the king's personal god. The grammatical case is also dative, indicating the recipient of the action, in this instance, the act of sacrificing. This linguistic feature is common in Hungarian, which employs suffixes extensively to convey grammatical relationships. Understanding this form is crucial for comprehending possessive structures and dative case usage in the Hungarian language.