Kivételének

Kivételének is a Hungarian grammatical term referring to the genitive case. In Hungarian, the genitive case is used to indicate possession or relationship between nouns, similar to the English possessive 's or the preposition "of". It is formed by adding specific suffixes to the end of a noun.

The genitive case in Hungarian is crucial for expressing ownership. For example, if you want to say "the dog's bone," you would modify the word for "dog" to indicate the genitive case and then attach the word for "bone." The specific suffix used can vary depending on the phonological rules of Hungarian, often ending in -nak, -nek, -nak, or -nek.

Beyond simple possession, the genitive case can also denote origin or association. It helps to clarify relationships between entities and provides a more nuanced way of connecting concepts within a sentence. Understanding and correctly applying the genitive case is fundamental to mastering Hungarian grammar and constructing grammatically sound sentences. The presence and function of the genitive case highlight the agglutinative nature of the Hungarian language, where suffixes are added to root words to convey grammatical meaning.