ígéretének

"Ígéretének" is a Hungarian word that translates to "his/her/its promise" or "his/her/its vow." It is derived from the Hungarian word "ígéret," meaning "promise" or "vow," and the possessive suffix "-ének," which indicates the third-person singular possessive form.

The word "ígéretének" is used in sentences to refer to a promise made by a specific male, female, or inanimate object. For example, one might say "Nem tartotta meg ígéretének," which means "He/She/It did not keep his/her/its promise." The grammatical context of the sentence clarifies the referent of "ígéretének."

In Hungarian grammar, the possessive suffixes are crucial for indicating ownership or association. The "-ének" suffix specifically denotes possession by a single entity in the third person, whether it be a human, animal, or thing. This suffix attaches to the noun being possessed, in this case, "ígéret."

Understanding "ígéretének" requires familiarity with Hungarian possessive conjugation and the meaning of the root word "ígéret." It is a common grammatical construction used in everyday language and literature to denote personal commitments and their fulfillment or lack thereof. The word's usage is direct and functional, conveying the concept of a promise belonging to a particular subject.