archívuma

Archívuma is the third-person possessive form of the Hungarian noun archívum, meaning “archive.” In Hungarian, archívum refers to a collection of documents or records, and archívuma translates to “his archive,” “her archive,” or “its archive,” depending on context. This form is a grammatical construction rather than a separate word.

Etymology and form: The base archívum is borrowed from Latin archīvum, which in turn derives from Greek archeion. The possessive form archívuma results from attaching the third-person possessive suffix to the noun, yielding a construction that indicates ownership by he, she, or an object. The exact spelling and pronunciation follow standard Hungarian possessive patterns, with the form varying by context and sentence structure.

Usage: Archívuma is used in sentences to designate ownership of an archive by a third person. For example, Az archívuma fontos dokumentumokat tartalmaz means “His/Her archive contains important documents.” The related forms include archívumom for “my archive,” archívuma for “his/her/its archive,” and other person-number combinations created with the standard Hungarian possessive system. In everyday language, archívuma appears mainly in writing, formal speech, or grammatical explanations, while in ordinary conversation speakers often adjust phrasing to avoid ambiguity.

See also: archívum; birtokos eset, possessive construction in Hungarian.

Note: Archívuma is a specific grammatical form rather than a distinct named entity, and its meaning is determined by the possessor and the surrounding syntax.