Sorozatában

"Sorozatában" is a Hungarian word that translates to "in his/her/its series" or "in their series." It is a possessive and locative case of the noun "sorozat," which means "series." This term is often used to refer to installments or parts of a collection, whether that collection is a series of books, television shows, films, articles, or even a sequence of events or occurrences.

For example, if discussing the works of a particular author, one might say "az író sorozatában" meaning "in the author's series" to refer to a specific group of novels or stories that are connected. Similarly, in the context of a television program, "a sorozatában" could indicate a particular season or a recurring theme within the show. The word's flexibility allows it to be applied to a wide range of sequential or grouped items.

The grammatical structure of "sorozatában" combines the root word "sorozat" with the suffix "-ában," which denotes the locative case (meaning "in" or "at") and the third-person possessive suffix (his/her/its/their). This makes it a concise way to express possession within a series. Understanding this word is key to comprehending discussions about collections, sequels, or any form of sequential content in Hungarian.