Szájában

Szájában is a Hungarian word meaning "in his/her/its mouth". It is the locative case of the word "száj", which means "mouth". This grammatical form indicates the location or presence within the mouth.

The word "szájában" is commonly used in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing. For example, one might say "A kutya csontot tartott a szájában" which translates to "The dog held a bone in its mouth". Similarly, in a medical context, a doctor might ask about a patient's symptoms "a szájában" referring to discomfort or issues experienced within the mouth.

The usage of "szájában" is straightforward and directly translates to the English prepositional phrase "in the mouth". It is a fundamental part of Hungarian grammar, demonstrating the application of case endings to indicate spatial relationships. Understanding this word is essential for comprehending basic Hungarian sentences related to the body and physical locations.