kilincsének

The term "kilincsének" is a Hungarian word, a possessive form of "kilincs," which translates to "door handle" or "doorknob" in English. Specifically, "kilincsének" indicates the door handle belonging to a third-person singular subject (he, she, or it). For example, one might say "I touched his door handle" as "Megérintettem a kilincsének" in Hungarian.

The word itself is composed of the root "kilincs" and the possessive suffix "-ének," which denotes third-person singular possession. In Hungarian grammar, possessive suffixes are added to nouns to indicate ownership. The structure of the Hungarian language allows for this kind of agglutination, where multiple morphemes are attached to a root word to convey complex grammatical information.

Understanding "kilincsének" requires an awareness of both Hungarian vocabulary and its grammatical rules concerning possession. It's a straightforward example of how personal pronouns and ownership are expressed within the language. The context in which the word is used would typically clarify who the "he," "she," or "it" refers to.