címjegyzékében

The term "címjegyzékében" is a Hungarian word. It is composed of three parts: "cím" meaning "address," "jegyzék" meaning "list" or "directory," and the possessive suffix "-ében" indicating "in his/her/its." Therefore, "címjegyzékében" translates to "in his/her/its address book" or "in his/her/its directory of addresses."

This phrase is commonly used in contexts related to personal contacts, phone books, or digital address lists. For example, one might say "I found his number címjegyzékében," meaning "I found his number in his address book." It can refer to a physical book of addresses or, more commonly in modern usage, a digital contact list on a phone, computer, or online service. The possessive "-ében" specifies that the address book belongs to a particular individual or entity. It is a straightforward and descriptive term used in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing when referring to personal contact information.