Template:hu-pos-etek

Possessive forms of hu-pos-etek
possessor	single possession	multiple possessions
1st person sing.	{{{1}}}em	{{{1}}}{{{3}}}m
2nd person sing.	{{{1}}}ed	{{{1}}}{{{3}}}d
3rd person sing.	{{{1}}}e	{{{1}}}{{{3}}}
1st person plural	{{{1}}}ünk	{{{1}}}{{{3}}}nk
2nd person plural	{{{1}}}etek	{{{1}}}{{{3}}}tek
3rd person plural	{{{1}}}ük	{{{1}}}{{{3}}}k

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The following documentation is located at Template:hu-pos-etek/documentation. ^[edit]

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Usage

This template generates the possessive forms of Hungarian nouns with the following characteristics:

• Their final letter is a consonant: kert (“garden”).
• They form their second-person possessive plural by adding -etek: kertetek (“your garden”).

The possessive template should be placed after the ====Declension==== header, under the regular declension template.

Unnamed parameters

1=

stem, remains unchanged in all forms. If the noun shortens or drops a vowel, provide the modified stem.

2=

either blank or j; if the singular noun uses j in third-person, provide j, otherwise blank

az ő könyve - his/her book

az ő kertje - his/her garden

3=

ei or jei, the third-person singular possessive ending for a plural noun

az ő könyvei - his/her books

az ő kertjei - his/her gardens

Named parameters

n=sg

add this parameter if the noun has only singular forms. The plural column will contain dashes.

n=pl

add this parameter if the noun has only plural forms. The singular column will contain dashes.

j=y

add this parameter if the noun can be inflected two ways: with or without -j-. The two forms will be separated by a new line within the same table cell.

3sg_sg2=

the full variant for third-person singular single-possession form, placed below the regular form separated by a new line

3pl_sg2=

the full variant for third-person plural single-possession form, placed below the regular form separated by a new line

Examples

For könyv (“book”) (it doesn't use -j-):

{{hu-pos-etek|könyv||ei}}

For fejedelem (“prince”) (the stem drops a vowel):

{{hu-pos-etek|fejedelm||ei}}

For levél (“leaf”) (the stem shortens)

{{hu-pos-etek|level||ei}}

For kert (“garden”) (it uses -j-)

{{hu-pos-etek|kert|j|jei}}

For detektív (“detective”) (it has two forms: with or without -j-)

{{hu-pos-etek|detektív||ei|j=y}}

For hét (“seven”) (it has two variants for the third-person forms):

{{hu-pos-etek|het||ei|3sg_sg2=hétje|3pl_sg2=hétjük}}