lábam
lábam is a Hungarian word that translates to “my foot” in English. It is a first‑person possessive form of the noun láb, which means foot. The word combines the noun láb with the possessive suffix –am, indicating ownership by the speaker. In Hungarian, possessive suffixes are attached directly to the noun, and they vary according to the grammatical number, case, and the person who owns the object.
In everyday Hungarian, lábam is used in contexts that involve the speaker’s feet, such as describing pain,
The word exemplifies several grammatical features of Hungarian. It is subject‑inherent: the suffix “‑am” is tied