Üzenete

Üzenete is the Hungarian possessive form meaning “his/her/its message” and refers to the message belonging to a third-person singular possessor. The base noun üzenet denotes a message, communication, or notice conveyed from one party to another. The form üzenete is formed by attaching the possessive suffix to üzenet, indicating ownership by someone or something previously referenced, for example a minister’s message or a company’s message.

In use, üzenete can function as the subject or object of a sentence, depending on context. It is commonly found in formal writing, journalism, politics, and business discourse when noting what a person or organization has communicated. For other possessor persons or numbers, different possessive forms are used, such as üzenetünk (our message), üzenetetek (your message, plural), or üzenetük (their message).

Pronunciation follows Hungarian phonology, with stress typically on the first syllable: Ü-zen-e-te. The word is etymologically derived from the verb üzen, meaning to convey or notify, combined with the abstract-noun suffix -et, producing the noun üzenet, and its possessive forms.

See also: üzenet (message), üzenni (to convey or to send a message). The term üzenete appears primarily in contexts where possession or attribution of a message is being discussed, and it contrasts with forms such as üzenetemet or üzeneteink, which reflect different possessors.