Érkezésé

Érkezésé is a Hungarian word that translates to "his/her/its arrival" in English. It is a possessive form of the noun "érkezés," which means "arrival." The suffix "-é" indicates possession by a third person singular subject. Therefore, "érkezésé" specifically refers to the act of arriving belonging to someone or something.

The word is commonly used in various contexts within the Hungarian language. For example, one might say "A vendég érkezésé váratlan volt" which translates to "The guest's arrival was unexpected." Here, "vendég" means guest, and "érkezésé" denotes the arrival of that guest. Similarly, it can refer to the arrival of an object or event, such as "A csomag érkezésé örömet okozott" meaning "The package's arrival brought joy." The grammatical structure allows for the precise indication of whose arrival is being discussed.

In spoken and written Hungarian, understanding the possessive suffixes like "-é" is crucial for comprehending the nuances of ownership and relation. "Érkezésé" is a straightforward example of how these suffixes function to modify the meaning of the base noun. It's a common and essential word for expressing the concept of someone's or something's arrival.