barátján

Barátján is a Hungarian word that translates to "his/her/its friend" in English. It is the possessive form of the noun "barát," which means "friend." The suffix "-ján" indicates the third-person possessive, referring to a male, female, or neutral subject. Therefore, "barátján" signifies that the friend belongs to or is associated with a singular, third-person entity.

The usage of "barátján" depends on the grammatical context of the sentence. For example, in the sentence "Láttam a barátján," it would mean "I saw his/her/its friend." The specific gender or nature of the owner of the friend is determined by other elements in the sentence or the preceding discourse.

This term is fundamental in Hungarian when discussing relationships and possession. The distinction between different possessive suffixes is crucial in Hungarian grammar, allowing for precise communication about who owns or is connected to something. "Barátján" is a common example illustrating these possessive structures.