kormányára

kormányára is a Hungarian word that translates to "its government" or "his/her government." It is a possessive form of the word "kormány," which means "government." The suffix "-ára" indicates the third-person singular possessive, meaning the government belonging to a specific, singular entity (he, she, or it).

The word can be used in various contexts when discussing the political landscape of Hungary or any other situation where a government is being referred to possessively. For example, one might say "a miniszterelnök a kormányára büszke" which translates to "the prime minister is proud of his government." Similarly, "a polgárok a kormányára panaszkodtak" means "the citizens complained about their government." The specific meaning is derived from the context in which the word is used, particularly the antecedent of the possessive pronoun.

The grammatical structure of "kormányára" highlights the Hungarian language's use of suffixes to convey grammatical relationships, including possession. This contrasts with languages like English, which typically use separate words or prepositions to indicate possession. Understanding this suffix "-ára" is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences that refer to a government in a possessive manner.