Érzetem

Érzetem is a Hungarian phrase meaning "my feeling" or "my sense." It is formed from érzet (feeling, impression, sensation) with the possessive suffix -em, marking first-person ownership. In standard use, érzetem functions as a noun phrase referring to the speaker’s own perception or impression. It sits between érzet and érzés in nuance: érzet emphasizes subjective perception and immediacy, while érzelem refers to emotion and érzés to a general sense or feeling.

The term is commonly found in literary or lyrical contexts and may appear in everyday speech as part of phrases such as az érzetem szerint ("in my view" or "to my impression"). Érzetem has also been used as a title or subtitle for various Hungarian artistic works, reflecting a personal and introspective tone.

Morphology and usage: é rzet is a regular noun, so possessive forms are standard. Examples include érzetem (my sense), érzeted (your sense), érzete (his/her sense), érzetet (my impression as a direct object), érzetünk (our sense), érzetetek (your sense, plural), érzetük (their sense). Capitalization depends on sentence position and whether it functions as a proper title.

See also: érzet, érzés, érzelem, szubjektív.