békéjének

békéjének is a Hungarian word that translates to "its peace" or "her peace" when referring to a feminine noun. It is a possessive form of the word "béke," which means peace. The "-jének" ending indicates the third-person singular possessive, feminine.

The word can be used in various contexts to describe the state of tranquility or absence of conflict associated with a specific feminine noun. For example, it could refer to the peace of a country (if the country is grammatically feminine in Hungarian), the peace of a river, or the peace of a church.

Understanding the grammatical gender of the noun in Hungarian is crucial for correctly using possessive suffixes. While "béke" itself means peace, the "-jének" suffix attaches to it to denote ownership or association with a feminine entity. This grammatical feature is common in Hungarian and other Finno-Ugric languages.

The concept of peace, represented by "béke," is a fundamental human desire and a recurring theme in culture, philosophy, and politics. The possessive form "békéjének" allows for a more specific and nuanced expression of this concept, linking it directly to a particular subject or entity.