Trónja

"Trónja" is a Hungarian word that translates to "his/her/its throne" in English. It is a possessive form of the word "trón," which means "throne." The suffix "-ja" indicates third-person possession, singular or plural. Therefore, "trónja" refers to the throne belonging to a specific male or female individual, or an inanimate object or concept, in the singular. For example, "A király trónja" would mean "The king's throne," where "trónja" refers to the throne belonging to the king. Similarly, "Az ország trónja" could mean "The country's throne," referring to the seat of power. The context in which "trónja" is used determines the specific possessor. It is commonly found in historical, literary, and formal contexts when discussing royalty, power, or a symbolic seat of authority.