nagymamájához

The Hungarian word "nagymamájához" translates directly to "to his/her grandmother" or "to your grandmother" in English. It is a possessive form combined with a dative case ending. The root word "nagymama" means grandmother. The "-jához" ending indicates the dative case, signifying direction or to whom something is directed.

This word would be used in a sentence to indicate going to one's grandmother's place, speaking to one's grandmother, or giving something to one's grandmother. For example, "Ő a nagymamájához ment" means "He/She went to his/her grandmother's." Similarly, "Beszéltem a nagymamájához" could mean "I spoke to his/her grandmother" or "I spoke to your grandmother," depending on the context and pronoun usage in the preceding sentence. The possessive element, the "j" in "-jához," refers to a third-person singular possessor (his or her) or a second-person singular possessor (your), making the specific meaning clear from the surrounding grammatical structure. Understanding this word requires knowledge of Hungarian grammar, specifically its case system and possessive suffixes.