fegyverem

Fegyverem is a Hungarian noun phrase that means “my weapon.” It is formed from the noun fegyver, meaning weapon, with the first-person singular possessive suffix -em attached directly to the noun. The form is used to indicate that the weapon belongs to the speaker.

Grammatical notes: Hungarian expresses possession by attaching suffixes to the noun stem. For fegyver, the first-person singular possessive suffix is -em, yielding fegyverem. The phrase functions as a standard noun and can appear with articles or demonstratives, for example: ez a fegyverem (this is my weapon) or a fegyverem van a zsebemben (my weapon is in my pocket). In broader usage, other possessive forms exist for different subjects, such as fegyvered (your weapon) or fegyverünk (our weapon), depending on number and person.

Etymology and usage context: fegyver is a native Hungarian term for weapon, with a long-standing place in core vocabulary. The precise historical origin of fegyver is complex and debated, but it is generally treated as a fundamental Hungarian word rather than a modern loanword. The possessive suffix -em is part of the standard Hungarian system for marking first-person possession.

See also: fegyver (the base word meaning weapon), possessive suffixes in Hungarian.

Note: The article focuses on the linguistic form and general usage. In everyday language, fegyverem is used to denote ownership of a weapon by the speaker, while safety and legal considerations regarding discussing or carrying weapons apply in practical contexts.