kutyám

kutyám is a Hungarian word. It translates to "my dog" in English. The word is composed of "kutya," which means "dog," and the possessive suffix "-m," indicating first-person singular possession. Therefore, "kutyám" specifically refers to the speaker's own dog.

The term is commonly used in everyday conversation in Hungary when people talk about their canine companions. Its usage is similar to how an English speaker would say "my dog." For example, if someone is describing their pet, they might say, "My dog is very friendly" which in Hungarian would be "A kutyám nagyon barátságos." The word is grammatically straightforward and does not have complex conjugations. It is a fundamental part of the Hungarian vocabulary for pet owners.