barátaimra

Barátaimra is a Hungarian word that translates to "my friends" in English. It is the possessive form of the plural noun "barát," meaning "friend." The suffix "-imra" indicates possession by the first person plural, meaning "my." Therefore, "barátaimra" specifically refers to a group of friends belonging to the speaker.

This term is commonly used in everyday conversation in Hungary. For example, someone might say "Hol vannak a barátaimra?" which means "Where are my friends?" or "Szeretem a barátaimra" meaning "I love my friends." The word is fundamental in expressing personal relationships and social connections within the Hungarian language.

The concept of "barátaimra" extends beyond mere acquaintance, implying a level of closeness, trust, and mutual affection. It reflects the importance of friendship in Hungarian culture. The use of the singular form, "barátomra" (my friend), would refer to a single male or female friend. The plural form "barátaimra" encompasses multiple individuals. The grammatical structure highlights how possession and plurality are integrated into Hungarian word formation.