háromszögé

háromszögé is the possessive form of the Hungarian word "háromszög," which translates to "triangle" in English. Therefore, "háromszögé" literally means "of the triangle" or "belonging to the triangle." In Hungarian grammar, the suffix "-é" is used to indicate possession, similar to how we might use an apostrophe-s in English (e.g., "the cat's toy").

This possessive form would be used in sentences where something belongs to or is associated with a triangle. For example, one might say "a háromszögé az egyik szög" which translates to "the angle belongs to the triangle" or "one of the angles is of the triangle." It can refer to a characteristic, a part, or any attribute that is inherently linked to a specific triangle. The context of the sentence would clarify what exactly is being attributed to the triangle. This grammatical construction is common in Hungarian for indicating ownership or association with inanimate objects or abstract concepts.