házába

Házába is a Hungarian word that translates to "into his/her/its house" or "into their house" in English. It is formed by combining the noun "ház" (house) with the possessive suffix "-a" (his/her/its) and the superessive case suffix "-ba" (into). The "-ba" suffix indicates movement into a location.

The word can refer to the home of a single person or an animal, or it can be used in a plural sense to denote the home of a group of people. For example, one might say "A macska hazájába ment" meaning "The cat went into its house" (referring to its owner's house or its own dwelling). Similarly, "A vendégek hazájába érkeztek" could mean "The guests arrived at their house."

The grammatical structure of "házába" highlights the possessive relationship and the direction of movement. Understanding this word requires knowledge of Hungarian noun cases and possessive suffixes. It is a common and essential part of everyday Hungarian vocabulary.