Ruhám

Ruhám is a Hungarian word that translates to "my clothes" or "my dress" in English. It is a possessive form of the word "ruha," which means clothing or dress. The suffix "-m" indicates the first-person singular possessive.

The term "ruhám" can be used in a general sense to refer to all the clothing an individual possesses. For instance, someone might say "A ruhám mind tiszta" which means "My clothes are all clean." Alternatively, it can refer to a specific garment, such as a dress. A sentence like "Ez az új ruhám" translates to "This is my new dress."

In Hungarian grammar, the possessive suffix is attached directly to the noun. The word "ruha" itself is a common and versatile noun, encompassing a wide range of apparel from everyday wear to formal attire. Therefore, the meaning of "ruhám" is context-dependent. It is a fundamental word used in daily conversation to discuss personal belongings related to clothing. Its usage is straightforward, following standard Hungarian possessive declension rules.