originálom

The term "originálom" is a Hungarian word that translates to "my original" or "my original work." It is often used in contexts where someone is asserting ownership or authorship of something they have created. This could apply to a piece of art, a written composition, an idea, or any other form of creative output. The word emphasizes the speaker's personal connection and proprietary claim to the item in question.

In a broader sense, "originálom" can also refer to something that is authentic, genuine, or not a copy. When someone describes an object or an experience as their "originálom," they are highlighting its unique and unadulterated nature. This usage is distinct from merely claiming authorship and instead focuses on the inherent quality of being the first or the true version. The word carries a sense of pride and individuality, suggesting that what is being presented is a direct product of the speaker's own mind or efforts.