Képeink

Képeink is a Hungarian noun phrase meaning “our pictures.” It is the first-person plural possessive form of the noun kép, which means picture or image. The form képeink is created by attaching the possessive suffix -eink to the base kép, indicating ownership by a group that includes the speaker.

In Hungarian morphology, képeink functions as a noun phrase that can serve as subject, object, or other syntactic roles, just like other possessive constructions. It signals collective ownership or authorship by the speaker and others in the same referential group, such as family, team, or community. The phrase can appear in a variety of contexts, including personal albums, group projects, and public galleries.

Usage notes include that képeink often appears with definite or definite-like contexts, particularly when discussing a curated set of images belonging to a group. The plural nature of képeink aligns with the plural ownership implied by the suffix -eink and contrasts with forms like képem (my picture) or képed (your picture).

Examples of usage:

- Megosztottuk a képeinket a közösségi oldalon. (We shared our pictures on the social network.)

- A kiállítás a képeinket mutatja be. (The exhibition presents our pictures.)

Etymology: képeink is formed from the noun kép plus the 1st-person plural possessive suffix, illustrating Hungarian’s agglutinative approach to possession.