testvérének

testvérének is a Hungarian word that translates to "his/her/its brother's" or "of his/her/its brother" in English. It is a possessive form derived from the word "testvér," which means sibling or brother. The "-ének" suffix indicates the genitive case, signifying possession or belonging.

This form is used when referring to something that belongs to someone's brother. For example, "Péter testvérének a könyve" would mean "Peter's brother's book." The word itself doesn't specify the gender of the subject (Peter in this example) but rather the relationship of the possessor to the object. The context of the sentence would clarify who "his/her/its brother" refers to.

The word "testvér" itself is gender-neutral in Hungarian, encompassing both brothers and sisters. However, when combined with the possessive suffix, it refers specifically to the brother of the person whose possession is being described. This grammatical structure is common in Hungarian to express relationships and ownership.