Tríója

Tríója is the Hungarian possessive form of tríó, meaning the trio's or his/her/its trio. It is formed by adding the third-person possessive suffix -ja to the noun tríó, with a linking j between the stem and the suffix. This pattern follows standard Hungarian possessive construction for nouns ending in vowels.

Orthography and pronunciation: The form is written tríója and is pronounced roughly as "tree-oh-ya," with the j sounded like the y in yes. The suffix -ja is chosen here because the stem ends in a back vowel (ó); Hungarian possessive suffixes alternate as -ja or -je according to vowel harmony.

Usage: Tríója denotes ownership of a trio, typically a group of three performers or musicians. For example, A zenekar tríója az új albumon szerepel means “The band's trio appears on the new album.” Another example: A művész tríója a kamarazenekari projekten dolgozik translates to “The artist's trio is working on the chamber music project.”

Relation to tríó: Tríó, the base noun for a group of three, is a loanword adapted into Hungarian from international sources (often Italian or French). The possessive tríója is one of several inflected forms used to indicate possession, consistent with Hungarian noun morphology.

See also: tríó.