küpe

Képe is the Hungarian possessive form of the noun kép, meaning image or picture. It functions to indicate ownership of a picture or image and is used when referring to someone else’s image. The base word kép covers meanings such as picture, photograph, or illustration, in various contexts.

In Hungarian, possessive forms attach to the noun to show who owns the object. The form képe typically marks the third-person singular possessive, meaning “his/her/its picture.” Other possessive forms exist for different subjects, such as képem (my picture), képed (your picture), képeink (our pictures), képeitek (your pictures), and képeik (their pictures). The exact ending changes with person and number, following standard Hungarian possessive patterns.

Usage notes and examples:

- A képe a falon van. (His/her picture is on the wall.)

- Az én képem a polcon van. (My picture is on the shelf.)

- Képeink szépek. (Our pictures are beautiful.)

Képe thus appears primarily as a grammatical form of kép rather than a separate lexical entry. It is commonly used in everyday language, writing, and media when discussing photographs, portraits, or representations of people or scenes. See also kép for the base noun and related morphological forms.