enesemääratlus
Enesemääratlus, also known as reflexive pronoun, is a grammatical feature found in many languages, including Estonian, Finnish, and Hungarian. It is used to indicate that the subject of a sentence performs an action on itself. In Estonian, for example, the reflexive pronoun is "end" or "ennast," depending on the case. The reflexive pronoun is typically placed after the verb and before the object of the sentence.
Enesemääratlus serves several functions in language. It can emphasize the subject's involvement in the action, clarify
In some languages, enesemääratlus is obligatory, meaning it must be used in certain contexts. In others, it