beszédeden

Beszédeden is a Hungarian grammatical form that means “in/at your speech.” It is the locative form derived from the noun beszéd (speech) when combined with the second-person possessive suffix -ed, followed by the locative suffix -en. In other words, the base sequence is beszéd → beszéded → beszédeden.

Formation and morphology: The stem is beszéd. The second-person singular possessive suffix attaches as -ed to yield beszéded (your speech). Adding the locative case suffix -en yields beszédeden, used to indicate location or context “in your speech.” This pattern—possessive suffix followed by a case suffix—is a standard feature of Hungarian noun phrase morphology and can apply to other stems as well.

Usage: Beszédeden is used when referencing the content, manner, or context of someone’s speech. It often appears in phrases that discuss how a speech or spoken argument influences outcomes, perceptions, or actions. Examples include: “A beszédeden múlik, hogy elfogadják-e az érveidet” (What you say will determine whether they accept your arguments) and “A beszédeden látható, hogy felkészült vagy” (From your speech it is evident that you are prepared).

Notes: The form is typically found in written Hungarian and in contexts where precise reference to the speaker’s words or rhetorical delivery is intended. The root szóhasználat, the exact nuance, can shift slightly with context, but the basic function remains the same: a locative reference to one’s speech.

Related forms: beszéd (speech); beszéded (your speech); beszédem (my speech).