reménye

Reménye is the Hungarian noun remény (hope) in its third-person singular possessive form, meaning his or her or its hope. It functions as a noun with the possessive suffix attached to the base word, and it is used to indicate the hope belonging to someone or something. The form is common in both written and spoken Hungarian.

In usage, reménye appears in ordinary sentences as a standard noun phrase. For example, az ő reménye means “his/her/its hope.” It can be the subject or object of a sentence, and it often appears with verbs that reference hoping, believing, or expecting things to occur. Typical constructions include: Nincs reménye (He/She has no hope), Reménye szerint (According to his/her hope or as he/she hopes), and Az ő reménye megvalósulhat (Her/His/Its hope may come true).

Grammatical notes: reménye is formed by taking the root remény and adding the third-person possessive suffix -e (with orthographic adjustments as required by Hungarian spelling rules). As with other Hungarian possessives, the form changes to reflect number and person in extended phrases, such as reményeik for their hopes or reményeinek for the hopes of them, though such plurals are less common in everyday use than context implies.

Reménye is primarily a grammatical form rather than a separate lexical entry, and it is not typically used as a standalone proper noun. It appears naturally in discourse about expectations, ambitions, or outcomes tied to a specific subject, person, or entity.