zónám

Zóna is a Hungarian noun meaning an area or belt defined by boundaries, function, or regulation. The term is used across fields such as geography, urban planning, technology, and security to describe parts of space with a specific purpose or characteristic. Zónám is the first-person singular possessive form of zóna, meaning “my zone.” It is used when the speaker refers to a zone belonging to themselves, for example ez a zónám, meaning “this is my zone.”

Morphology and usage: zóna is a feminine noun. The plural form is zónák. Possessive forms attach to the base noun, yielding zónám (my zone), zónád (your zone), zónája (his/her/its zone), zónánk (our zone), zónátok (your zone, plural), zónájuk (their zone). These forms combine with other case endings as required by sentence structure, such as a zóna határai (the borders of my zone) or a zone-specific description built with appropriate case endings.

Common compounding and related terms include időzóna (time zone), védelmi zóna or biztonsági zóna (protection or security zone), and zónáról/zonára constructions to indicate location or focus within a zone. The word zóna also appears in modern phrases borrowed from English, such as komfortzóna (comfort zone), reflecting broader usage in everyday language.

In summary, zóna denotes a defined area, and zónám demonstrates how Hungarian expresses possession of such an area by the speaker. The term is flexible across technical and everyday contexts, from physical regions to abstract spaces of activity or responsibility.