membránjához

membránjához is a Hungarian word that translates to "to its membrane" or "attached to its membrane." It is a possessive suffix combined with a dative case ending. The base word is "membrán," meaning membrane. The "-ja" suffix indicates possession by a third-person singular subject, essentially meaning "its." The "-hoz" is a dative case ending, signifying direction or attachment towards something. Therefore, "membránjához" literally conveys the idea of something being directed towards, or attached to, the membrane of something else.

This grammatical construction is commonly used in biological contexts when discussing cellular structures or processes. For instance, a sentence might describe a protein binding "membránjához," indicating that the protein attaches itself to the cell's membrane. It can also be used in a more general sense to describe anything that adheres to or is connected to a membrane-like structure, regardless of its biological nature. The precise meaning is often clarified by the surrounding context of the sentence. Understanding this word requires knowledge of Hungarian grammar, specifically its possessive suffixes and case endings, which are crucial for conveying precise relationships between words in a sentence.