oxigénatomja

The term "oxigénatomja" is a Hungarian word. It translates directly to "its oxygen atom" in English. The "ja" suffix in Hungarian indicates possession, signifying that the oxygen atom belongs to something. Therefore, "oxigénatomja" refers to the oxygen atom of a particular entity or substance. This construction is common in Hungarian grammar to express possession without needing a separate possessive pronoun. For instance, one might say "A víz oxigénatomja" meaning "The water's oxygen atom" or "The oxygen atom of the water." This grammatical feature allows for concise expression of relationships between objects and their constituent parts. The word itself is a compound of "oxigén" (oxygen) and "atom" (atom), with the possessive suffix added. Understanding this possessive structure is key to comprehending its usage in Hungarian sentences.