Memóriájába

"Memóriájába" is a Hungarian word that translates to "into his/her/its memory" or "into memory." It is a grammatical construction used to indicate the act of storing something in one's memory or the process of remembering.

The word is formed by combining the noun "memória" (memory) with the suffix "-jába." The "-ja" is a possessive suffix, typically referring to a third-person singular possessor, while the "-ba" is an inessive case suffix, indicating "into" or "within." Therefore, literally, it means "into the memory of him/her/it."

In practice, "memóriájába" is used in various contexts. For instance, one might say "Elment az emlékeim memóriájába" (It went into the memory of my memories), which is a slightly redundant but emphatic way of saying something was firmly remembered. More commonly, it might appear in phrases like "beírta a memóriájába" (he/she wrote it into his/her memory), signifying the act of memorization. The phrase can also refer to the storage capacity of a device, such as a computer's memory, though this usage is less common than referring to human memory. The context of the sentence generally clarifies whether it refers to human recollection or digital storage.