Possessive Determiners in Hungarian grammar are used to indicate who the owner of a certain object or objects is. This category includes words that would be used in English like his, her, their, our, your (singular and plural), and my. In Hungarian, these all change depending on whether the noun being owned is in the singular or plural, and whether it takes an accusative case.
1. “Ez *az enyém* (mine) könyvem.”
2. “Az *az övé* (his) autója gyors.”
3. “*az én* (my) macskám nagyon aranyos.”
4. “*a te* (your) ruháid a szekrényben vannak.”
5. “Hol vannak *az övéi* (his) cipői?”
6. “*a te* (your) könyveid nagyon érdekesek.”
7. “*az én* (my) testvérem egyetemre jár.”
8. “*az övé* (his) háza nagy.”
9. “*az enyém* (mine) szobám tiszta.”
10. “Hol van *a te* (your) táskád?”
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