Menetrendje

Menetrendje is a Hungarian noun form meaning "its timetable" or "the timetable of something." It is the third-person singular possessive form of the noun menetrend, which means timetable or schedule. The form is created by adding the possessive suffix -je to the stem menetrend, indicating ownership by a non-human possessor, such as a train, bus line, company, or event.

In usage, menetrendje typically appears in contexts related to transportation schedules or organized plans. It can refer to the timetable of a specific entity, for example a train's timetable or a bus schedule, but it can also denote the timetable of an organization or event. Common examples include: "A vonat menetrendje megváltozott" (The train's timetable has changed) and "Kérjük, tekintsék meg a vállalat menetrendjét" (Please review the company's timetable).

Etymologically, menetrend is a compound of menet (movement or journey) and rend (order), and forming the possessive menetrendje ties the timetable to a particular possessor. The word is most frequently encountered in Hungarian travel information, train and bus schedules, and other contexts where precise timing and sequencing are important.

Related terms include the base noun menetrend (timetable) and, in practical use, phrases that discuss schedule changes, such as menetrendi változás (schedule change). The possessive form menetrendje is part of standard Hungarian noun morphology and reflects how schedules are commonly attributed to the entities that use or publish them.