Reggelijét

Reggelijét is a Hungarian noun phrase meaning “his/her/its breakfast” when used as a definite direct object in a sentence. It is formed from reggeli (breakfast) with the third-person possessive suffix -je, producing reggelije, and then with the definite direct-object suffix -t, yielding reggelijét. The spelling reflects Hungarian suffixation and vowel harmony.

In use, reggelijét refers to the breakfast belonging to a specific person or entity and is treated as a definite object. For example: Megette a reggelijét. — “He/She ate his/her breakfast.” Another example could be: A reggelijét otthon felejtette. — “He/She left his/her breakfast at home.”

Notes: reggelijét signals third-person possession and definiteness; different possessive forms exist for other subjects (such as my or your breakfast), and when the object is definite, the -t suffix is added as part of the definite-object marking. The form illustrates how Hungarian combines possession with definite objects in a single word.

See also: Hungarian grammar; possessive suffixes; definite direct object in Hungarian; reggeli (breakfast).