membránját

Membránját is a Hungarian word that translates to "its membrane" or "her membrane" in English. The possessive suffix "-ját" indicates that the membrane belongs to a third-person singular subject, whether it be animate or inanimate. Therefore, the word refers to the membrane associated with something or someone.

In a biological context, "membránját" would typically be used to describe the cell membrane of an organism, or perhaps the membrane of a specific organelle within a cell. For example, a sentence might describe the functions of "a sejt membránját" (the cell's membrane) or "a mitokondrium membránját" (the mitochondrion's membrane). The specific context of the sentence would clarify which membrane is being referenced.

Beyond biology, the term can also be applied to non-living objects that possess a membrane-like structure. This could include certain types of filters, synthetic materials, or even conceptual membranes in various fields of study. The grammatical ending "-ját" ensures that the possessive relationship is clear within the Hungarian sentence structure.