reményét

Reményét is a Hungarian grammatical form referring to the noun remény (hope) in its third-person singular possessive with a definite object suffix. It denotes “his/her/its hope” when the speaker or a listener can identify the possessor and the object is treated as definite in the sentence. The form is created by adding the possessive suffix for the third person to remény and, with definite objects, the definite-object suffix -t, which together appear as the fused ending -ét.

In use, reményét appears as the direct object of verbs that require a definite object. For example: Elvesztette a reményét. (He/she lost his/her/its hope.) Megőrizte a reményét. (He/she kept his/her/its hope.) These sentences show how reményét functions to specify that the hope belongs to a particular subject and is being acted upon as a definite entity.

Reményét contrasts with forms such as reményem, reményed, reménye, which express possession by first or second person or a third-person possessive without the definite-object suffix. The choice between these forms depends on the pronoun indicating the possessor and whether the object is definite within the discourse.

Semantically, reményét emphasizes a personal, identifiable hope tied to a specific subject and treated as a definite object within the clause. It is a common construction in Hungarian prose and dialogue, particularly in expressions of loss, retention, or commitment to an expectation.