férjünk

"Férjünk" is a Hungarian word that translates to "our husband" in English. It is a possessive form of the word "férj," which means "husband." In Hungarian, possessive forms are used to indicate ownership or association, and "férjünk" specifically refers to a husband that belongs to or is associated with the speaker and another person in the same group.

The word "férjünk" is used in the first-person plural possessive form, indicating that the husband in question is shared or associated with the speaker and at least one other person. This possessive form is constructed by adding the suffix "-nk" to the base word "férj." The suffix "-nk" is a common Hungarian possessive suffix used to indicate first-person plural possession.

In Hungarian, possessive forms are not only used to indicate ownership but also to express relationships and associations. Therefore, "férjünk" can also be used to refer to a husband that the speaker and another person have in common, or to a husband that is associated with the group of people speaking.

The use of "férjünk" is an example of the rich and complex system of possessive forms in the Hungarian language, which allows speakers to express a wide range of relationships and associations in a concise and precise manner.