Reformám

Reformám is a Hungarian linguistic form meaning “my reform.” It is not a distinct term with a fixed historical meaning; rather it is the combination of the noun reform with the first‑person singular possessive suffix. In Hungarian, possession is shown by attaching suffixes to the noun, and the exact spelling can vary according to phonology and orthography. The base noun reform is a loanword from Latin and denotes a change intended to improve a system, policy, or institution.

The form reformám would appear in contexts where a speaker refers to their own reform plan, action, or initiative. For example, a sentence such as "A reformám megvalósítása fontos feladat" would mean “The implementation of my reform is an important task.” Across dialects, the spelling can also appear as reformom, depending on pronunciation and writing conventions.

Reformám thus illustrates how possession is expressed in Hungarian: by attaching a suffix to the noun to indicate “my,” contrasting with other possessive forms for “your” or “his/her.” It does not designate a separate historical event or organization in itself; it is a grammatical construction that can accompany any noun to express ownership.

See also: reform, Hungarian grammar possessive suffixes.