Zenéjét

Zenéjét is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the noun zene (music) together with the third-person possessive suffix and the definite direct-object ending. It represents the phrase “his/her/its music” when used as a definite object in a sentence. The base possessive form is zenéje (his/her/its music), while zenéjét marks the definite direct object.

Morphology and formation: zenéjét can be analyzed as zene + -je (third-person possessive suffix) + -t (definite direct-object suffix). The final -je attaches to the stem to indicate possession by a third person, and -t marks the object as definite. The result is a single word that functions as the definite accusative form of the possessed noun phrase.

Usage: zenéjét appears when the music belonging to someone is the definite object of the verb. Examples:

- A zenéjét hallgatták végig. (They listened to his/her/its music throughout.)

- Megtalálta zenéjét egy régi lemezen. (He found his/her/its music on an old record.)

Relation to related forms: The indeterminate possessive zenéje means “his/her/its music” without definite object marking. The form zenéjét specifically signals a definite direct object. Other possessed forms follow similar patterns with different possessors (e.g., zenéje, zenéjét, zenét, etc.), depending on person and grammatical role.

Notes: This is primarily a grammatical construction rather than a standalone substantive entry. Its use is governed by standard Hungarian Latin-script orthography and vowel harmony, with the suffix -je chosen for the stem zene and its surrounding phonological context.