Template:hu-pos-átok
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Possessive forms of hu-pos-átok | ||
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possessor | single possession | multiple possessions |
1st person sing. | {{{1}}}ám | {{{1}}}áim ({{{1}}}jaim) |
2nd person sing. | {{{1}}}ád | {{{1}}}áid ({{{1}}}jaid) |
3rd person sing. | {{{1}}}ja | {{{1}}}ái ({{{1}}}jai) |
1st person plural | {{{1}}}ánk | {{{1}}}áink ({{{1}}}jaink) |
2nd person plural | {{{1}}}átok | {{{1}}}áitok ({{{1}}}jaitok) |
3rd person plural | {{{1}}}juk | {{{1}}}áik ({{{1}}}jaik) |
- The following documentation is located at Template:hu-pos-átok/documentation. [edit]
- Useful links: subpage list • links • redirects • transclusions • errors (parser/module) • sandbox
Usage
[edit]This template generates the possessive forms of Hungarian nouns with the following characteristics:
- Their final letter is a vowel: anya (“mother”) or a consonant: báty (“brother”)
- They form their second-person possessive plural by adding -átok: anyátok (“your mother”), bátyátok (“your brother”).
The possessive template should be placed after the ====Declension==== header, under the regular declension template.
Unnamed parameters
[edit]1=
- stem without the final a, remains unchanged in all forms
Named parameters
[edit]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.
Examples
[edit]For anya (“mother”):
{{hu-pos-átok|any}}
For mostohaanya (“stepmother”):
{{hu-pos-átok|mostohaany}}
For báty (“older brother”):
{{hu-pos-átok|báty}}
Other similar words: apa, atya, and their compounds such as mostohaanya. The terms bátya and néne are very similar but they have their own templates.