modortalanabb
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Hungarian
1.1
Etymology
1.2
Pronunciation
1.3
Adjective
1.3.1
Declension
Hungarian
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Etymology
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modortalan
+
-abb
Pronunciation
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IPA
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key
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:
[ˈmodortɒlɒnɒbː]
Hyphenation:
mo‧dor‧ta‧la‧nabb
Adjective
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modortalanabb
comparative degree
of
modortalan
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Inflection (stem in
-a-
, back harmony)
singular
plural
nominative
modortalanabb
modortalanabbak
accusative
modortalanabbat
modortalanabbakat
dative
modortalanabbnak
modortalanabbaknak
instrumental
modortalanabbal
modortalanabbakkal
causal-final
modortalanabbért
modortalanabbakért
translative
modortalanabbá
modortalanabbakká
terminative
modortalanabbig
modortalanabbakig
essive-formal
modortalanabbként
modortalanabbakként
essive-modal
modortalanabbul
—
inessive
modortalanabban
modortalanabbakban
superessive
modortalanabbon
modortalanabbakon
adessive
modortalanabbnál
modortalanabbaknál
illative
modortalanabba
modortalanabbakba
sublative
modortalanabbra
modortalanabbakra
allative
modortalanabbhoz
modortalanabbakhoz
elative
modortalanabból
modortalanabbakból
delative
modortalanabbról
modortalanabbakról
ablative
modortalanabbtól
modortalanabbaktól
non-attributive
possessive - singular
modortalanabbé
modortalanabbaké
non-attributive
possessive - plural
modortalanabbéi
modortalanabbakéi
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