Könyvedet

"Könyvedet" is a Hungarian word that translates to "your book" in English. It is the singular, accusative form of the noun "könyv," which means "book." The "-edet" suffix indicates possession by the second person singular informal ("your") and also marks the noun as the direct object of a verb.

The word is used in sentences where someone is referring to a specific book belonging to the person they are addressing. For example, "Olvasom a könyvedet" means "I am reading your book." The context in which "könyvedet" is used would typically involve a conversation between two individuals where one is referring to a book that the other possesses.

Understanding the grammatical structure of Hungarian is key to comprehending the function of suffixes like "-edet." This suffix combines the possessive marker for the second person singular informal with the accusative case marker, which is essential for identifying the noun as the object of an action. Therefore, "könyvedet" is not a standalone word with its own separate meaning but rather a grammatical form of "könyv" indicating "your book" as the direct object.