Tartalma

Tartalma is a Hungarian noun phrase meaning “its content” or “the contents” of something. It is formed from tartalom, which means content or substance, with the possessive suffix that marks ownership or inclusion for the third person singular. Thus tartalma is used when referring to the content belonging to a specific item, for example: “A könyv tartalma” (the content of the book) or “Az oldal tartalma” (the content of the page).

In usage, tartalma appears across contexts such as publishing, media, education, and web technology. It describes what is included inside a document, publication, video, website, or dataset. The term is closely related to tartalom, the general word for content, while tartalma emphasizes the content of a particular object. Phrases in everyday language often pair tartalma with a noun to specify what is being discussed, such as a book, article, or file. Related compound terms include tartalomjegyzék (table of contents), which is used to organize and present the structure of a larger work.

Overall, tartalma functions as a precise possessive form used to refer to the specific content contained in or associated with an identified item, complementing the broader sense of tartalom in Hungarian vocabulary.