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Rám is a Hungarian postpositional pronoun form meaning “onto me” or “on me.” It is formed by combining the preposition ra/re, which can mean onto or on, with the first-person singular suffix -m, yielding a single word. Rám functions as a pronominal element in sentences where an action, state, or impact is directed toward or experienced by the speaker.

In use, rám marks the target or experiencer of the predicate. It appears with verbs and expressions that convey direction, contact, or effect affecting the speaker. For example, Hungarian syntax allows the form rám to occur with weather, movement, or affective expressions, placing focus on the speaker as the recipient of the action. Rám is part of a broader set of postpositional pronouns that combine various prepositions with person markers (for example, rád for “onto you,” rá for “onto him/her/it,” and so on), and these forms can appear with different tenses and moods.

Etymology and typology: rám is a clitic-like construction built from ra/re plus the 1st person singular possessive suffix, a common pattern in Hungarian for signaling the referent affected by a verb or state.

See also: Hungarian grammar, postpositions, pronouns.

Note: In other languages or contexts, “rám” may have different meanings or could be encountered as a proper noun or unrelated term. It is not related to English RAM (random-access memory).