rajzát

rajzát is a Hungarian word that translates to "your drawing" or "your sketch" in English. It is the possessive form of the noun "rajz," meaning drawing or sketch. The suffix "-át" indicates possession by the second person singular, hence "your."

This word is commonly used in everyday conversation when referring to a piece of artwork created by someone the speaker is addressing. For example, if someone shows a drawing they made, another person might say "Ez a te rajzát?" which means "Is this your drawing?" or "Tetszik a rajzát!" meaning "I like your drawing!". The usage is straightforward and directly conveys ownership of a visual creation.

While "rajz" can encompass a wide range of artistic expressions from simple doodles to detailed illustrations, "rajzát" specifically points to the drawing belonging to the individual being spoken to. It is a simple grammatical construction that highlights a personal connection to the artwork. The word's meaning is directly tied to the act of drawing or sketching and the ownership of the resulting output.