tanti

Hungarian

Etymology

From Austrian German Tante, from French tante, from Old French ante (“aunt”), from Latin amita (“paternal aunt”).

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈtɒnti/

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• Hyphenation: tan‧ti

Noun

tanti (plural tantik)

1. (dated, colloquial) aunt

Synonyms

• nagynéni

Declension

declension of tanti singular plural nominative tanti tantik accusative tantit tantikat dative tantinak tantiknak instrumental tantival tantikkal causal-final tantiért tantikért translative tantivá tantikká terminative tantiig tantikig essive-formal tantiként tantikként essive-modal - - inessive tantiban tantikban superessive tantin tantikon adessive tantinál tantiknál illative tantiba tantikba sublative tantira tantikra allative tantihoz tantikhoz elative tantiból tantikból delative tantiról tantikról ablative tantitól tantiktól

possessives of tanti possessor singular possession plural possession 1st person sing. tantim tantijaim 2nd person sing. tantid tantijaid 3rd person sing. tantija tantijai 1st person plural tantink tantijaink 2nd person plural tantitok tantijaitok 3rd person plural tantijuk tantijaik

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Italian

Adjective

tanti m

1. Plural form of tanto

Anagrams

• tinta

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Latin

Adjective

tantī

1. nominative masculine plural of tantus
2. genitive masculine singular of tantus
3. genitive neuter singular of tantus
4. vocative masculine plural of tantus

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Latvian

Noun

tanti f

1. accusative singular form of tante
2. instrumental singular form of tante

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Romanian

Etymology

French tante

Noun

tanti f

1. (vocative) auntie

Related terms

• unchi
• mătușă
• nepot
• nepoată