pénzének

Pénzének is a Hungarian word that translates to "his/her/its money" or "of his/her/its money" in English. It is a possessive form derived from the noun "pénz" (money) and the possessive suffix "-ének." The suffix "-ének" indicates the third-person singular possessive, referring to the money belonging to a male, female, or an inanimate object.

The grammatical structure of pénzének is straightforward. "Pénz" is the base word for money, and the "-ének" suffix attaches to it to denote ownership by a singular third-person entity. For example, in the sentence "A fiúnak pénzének egy része elveszett" (A part of the boy's money was lost), "pénzének" clearly indicates that the money belongs to the boy. Similarly, if referring to a company's funds, one might say "A cég pénzének felhasználása" (The use of the company's money).

The usage of pénzének is common in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing when discussing financial matters related to an individual or entity. It is a fundamental part of Hungarian grammar, demonstrating how possession is indicated for singular third-person owners. The context of the sentence usually clarifies who the "he/she/it" refers to.