bolygója

Bolygója is a Hungarian grammatical form: it is the third-person singular possessive form of the noun bolygó, which means planet. The form indicates ownership by a singular third-person subject, such as he, she, or it. In Hungarian, possessive forms are attached to the noun as suffixes, and bolygója is created by adding the suffix -ja to bolygó, with the linking consonant j. This pattern also yields other possessive forms for the same noun: bolygóm (my planet), bolygód (your planet), bolygónk (our planet), bolygótok (your planet, plural), bolygójuk (their planet).

The term is used in both expository and narrative contexts to link a planet to its owner. For example, phrases can convey ownership directly on the noun, such as Ez a bolygója (This is his/her/its planet) or A bolygója neve ismeretlen (The name of his/her/its planet is unknown). Bolygója thus functions as a compact way to express possession without a separate possessive determiner.

In broader usage, bolygó itself denotes celestial bodies that orbit stars, and bolygója serves as a tool to discuss specific planets in relation to their owners in Hungarian text. Related terms include bolygók (planets, plural) and other compound forms that reflect different possessors, illustrating how Hungarian morphology encodes ownership directly on nouns.