-beli

See also: Appendix:Variations of "beli"

Hungarian

Alternative forms

-béli (archaic, dialectal)

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): [bɛli]
Hyphenation: be‧li

Suffix

-beli

(adjective-forming suffix) Added to a noun to form an adjective. Some of the derived words can also be used as nouns.
‎képzelet (“imagination”) + ‎-beli → ‎képzeletbeli (“imaginary”)

‎tér (“space”) + ‎-beli → ‎térbeli (“spatial”)

‎Egyesült Államok (“United States”) + ‎-beli → ‎egyesült államokbeli (“US-based”)

Declension

Inflection (stem in *-e-*, front unrounded harmony)
	singular	plural
nominative	-beli	-beliek
accusative	-belit	-belieket
dative	-belinek	-belieknek
instrumental	-belivel	-beliekkel
causal-final	-beliért	-beliekért
translative	-belivé	-beliekké
terminative	-beliig	-beliekig
essive-formal	-beliként	-beliekként
essive-modal	—	—
inessive	-beliben	-beliekben
superessive	-belin	-belieken
adessive	-belinél	-belieknél
illative	-belibe	-beliekbe
sublative	-belire	-beliekre
allative	-belihez	-beliekhez
elative	-beliből	-beliekből
delative	-beliről	-beliekről
ablative	-belitől	-beliektől
non-attributive possessive – singular	-belié	-belieké
non-attributive possessive – plural	-beliéi	-beliekéi

Synonyms

-i

Derived terms

Hungarian adjectives suffixed with -beli

Hungarian nouns suffixed with -beli

lábbeli

Hungarian terms suffixed with -beli

abbeli

(compounds with pronouns):

abbeli, abbéli
ebbeli, ebbéli

(forms of state and organizations, normally as part of adjectival forms of the full names):

(in adjectival forms of the names of mountains and mountain ranges (excerpts)):

(in adjectival forms of acronyms denoting countries and organizations (excerpts)):

(in adjectival forms of names of families and dynasties, often as part of compounds formed with proper nouns):

(in adjectival forms of time periods, also as part of compound nouns and expressions):

(in adjectival forms of locations and institutions, often as part of compound proper nouns (excerpts)):

(in adjectival forms of actual and imaginary concepts expressing spatial units, including neighborhoods, regions, territories, settlements, and other geographical terms):

(in adjectival forms of astronomical objects, including planets, constellations, and other entities (excerpts)):

(in adjectival forms of proper names of notable monuments or other places (excerpts)):

(in adjectival forms of communities, societies, associations, movements, armed forces, companies, stores, etc.):

(in adjectival forms of works of art, especially literature and music, often as part of compound proper nouns):

(in adjectival forms of proper names of works of arts: titles of books, musical pieces, journals, magazines, websites etc. (excerpts), always preserving the capital initial and the hyphen):

(expressing the field, domain, extent, or scope of a feature, attribute, faculty, or relationship (= regarding, concerning)):

(in adjectival forms of abstract entities, expressing belonging to that entity):

(expressing the place where an object is worn or used):