könyvét

"könyvét" is a Hungarian possessive suffix attached to the noun "könyv" (meaning "book"). In Hungarian, suffixes are used to indicate grammatical relationships such as possession, case, or number. The suffix "-ét" is specifically used to mark the second-person singular possessive form in the accusative case.

The word "könyvét" translates to "your book" in English, where "your" refers to the singular form of the second-person pronoun ("you"). This suffix is applied after the base noun "könyv" to show that the book belongs to the person being addressed. For example, in a sentence like "Olvasd el könyvét," the phrase "könyvét" indicates that the book belongs to the person being spoken to, and the sentence translates to "Read your book."

Hungarian grammar distinguishes between different possessive suffixes based on the person, number, and case of the noun. The suffix "-ét" is used exclusively for the second-person singular accusative possessive form. Other common possessive suffixes include "-em" (my, first-person singular), "-ed" (your, second-person singular, nominative/accusative), and "-je" (his/her/its, third-person singular).

The use of possessive suffixes in Hungarian is a key feature of the language, allowing for concise and grammatically precise expressions. These suffixes replace separate possessive pronouns like "my," "your," or "his" in English, integrating them directly into the noun structure. This system helps to maintain clarity and efficiency in communication within the Hungarian language.