rendszeré

Rendszeré is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the noun rendszer, meaning system. The form is used to convey possession by a third person singular, roughly translating to its system or the system’s in English. It functions as a possessive marker and is most often encountered in contexts where the possessor is understood from the surrounding text or established in a discussion of a particular system.

Morphology and usage notes include that Hungarian marks possession through suffixes attached to the noun stem. Rendszeré represents one such possessive suffix combination and is typically used when a following noun specifies what belongs to the system (for example, the system’s structure, function, or faults). In many everyday prose contexts, however, the more common explicit possessive form is estruturas like rendszerének or a full phrase such as a rendszerének működése, depending on case and emphasis. Rendszeré can appear in technical, bureaucratic, or formal language, where compact genitive forms help create concise noun phrases.

Etymology and related terms: the word combines the base system (rendszer) with Hungarian possessive morphology. It is one example of how Hungarian uses suffixal possessives to express ownership, often paralleling English “system’s” when the possessor is clear from context. For clarity or emphasis, writers may prefer the longer form (rendszerének …) or rephrase to a full possessive construction.

See also: Rendszer, Hungarian grammar, possessive constructions in Hungarian.