Könyvemet

"Könyvemet" is a Hungarian word that translates to "my book" in English. It is a possessive form of the noun "könyv," which means "book." The suffix "-emet" indicates the first-person singular possessive, meaning something belonging to "me."

This word is commonly used in everyday conversation when referring to a book that the speaker owns or is currently reading. For example, if someone is looking for their book, they might say "Hol van a könyvemet?" which translates to "Where is my book?" Similarly, if they are discussing a book they wrote, they might refer to it as "az én könyvemet" (my own book) for emphasis, although "könyvemet" is usually sufficient.

The grammatical structure of Hungarian involves adding suffixes to root words to express various grammatical relationships, including possession. In the case of "könyvemet," the root word is "könyv," and the suffix "-emet" is attached to denote first-person singular possession. The "e" in the suffix is a connecting vowel that appears when the noun ends in a consonant.