jegyzetfüzeté

The term "jegyzetfüzeté" is a Hungarian word that translates to "notebook's" or "of the notebook." It is the possessive form of "jegyzetfüzet," which means "notebook." This grammatical construction indicates ownership or belonging related to a notebook. For example, in a sentence like "Az én jegyzetfüzeté tele van gondolatokkal" (My notebook's is full of thoughts), "jegyzetfüzeté" signifies that the thoughts belong to or are contained within the notebook.

In Hungarian grammar, possessive suffixes are added to nouns to denote possession. The specific suffix "-é" is used for the third-person singular possessive, meaning "his/her/its notebook's." However, when used in a broader sense, as in the example above, it can also imply the notebook itself is the subject of the possessive relation, essentially meaning "the notebook's contents" or "the notebook's state." Understanding this possessive form is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentence structure and ownership. It is a common element in everyday language, especially when discussing personal belongings or academic materials.