kötnévmások
Kötőnévmások, also known as relative pronouns in English, are words that introduce relative clauses. These clauses provide additional information about a noun or pronoun that precedes them. In Hungarian, the most common kötőnévmások are "aki" (who, for animate beings), "ami" (which, for inanimate things and abstract concepts), and "amely" (which, often used in more formal contexts or when referring to specific antecedents).
The choice between "aki" and "ami" depends on whether the antecedent is a person or a thing.
These relative pronouns function similarly to conjunctions by connecting two parts of a sentence, but they