Magánhangzóját

Magánhangzóját is a Hungarian word that translates to "its vowel" or "his/her vowel". It refers to the vowel sound within a word, specifically when possessing or belonging to something. In Hungarian grammar, the possessive suffix is attached to the noun, and the resulting form can then take further suffixes. The word "magánhangzóját" is a combination of "magánhangzó" (vowel) and the third-person singular possessive suffix "-ja" along with the accusative case suffix "-t". This makes it the direct object form of "its vowel".

For instance, in the sentence "A szó magánhangzóját hallottam," which means "I heard the vowel of the word," "magánhangzóját" functions as the direct object, indicating that the vowel is what was heard. This grammatical construction is common in Hungarian for expressing possession and indicating the grammatical role of a possessed item within a sentence. Understanding this form is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentence structure and the nuances of possessive and case endings.