kutyájának

kutyájának is a Hungarian word. It is the possessive form of the word "kutya," which means "dog." Specifically, "kutyájának" translates to "to his dog," "to her dog," or "to its dog." It indicates possession by a third person singular subject and is used in the dative case, signifying that something is being given or done for the dog belonging to "him," "her," or "it."

The grammatical structure in Hungarian involves suffixes attached to the noun to denote possession and case. In this instance, "-á-" signifies the third-person singular possessive suffix, and "-nak" indicates the dative case. Therefore, kutyájának is a compound form that conveys both ownership and the indirect object role of the dog. For example, one might say "Adok egy jutalomfalatot a kutyájának," meaning "I am giving a treat to his/her/its dog." The precise gender or animacy of the owner is not explicitly stated by the word itself, but would typically be understood from the surrounding context of the sentence or conversation. This grammatical feature is common in agglutinative languages like Hungarian, where multiple suffixes are strung together to express complex grammatical relationships.