bundájának

Bundájának is a Hungarian word that translates to "its fur" or "his/her fur." It is the possessive form of the noun "bundás," which means fur or coat, referring to the outer covering of an animal, typically a mammal. The suffix "-ának" indicates the third-person singular possessive, meaning the fur belongs to "it" or "him/her."

This term is commonly used when describing the physical characteristics of animals. For example, one might say "A kutya bundájának színe barna" which translates to "The dog's fur color is brown." It can also be used more generally to refer to the quality or condition of an animal's fur, such as its thickness, shininess, or health. The word emphasizes ownership or association, indicating that the fur is an attribute of a specific individual. The use of "bundájának" is a direct way to connect the fur to its animal owner in the Hungarian language, distinguishing it from general descriptions of fur.