ETO

See also: eto, ēto, -eto, eto-, and etɔ̃

Hungarian

Etymology

Abbreviation of egyetemes tizedes osztályozás (“Universal Decimal Classification”).

Noun

ETO (plural ETO-k)

1. UDC (a bibliographic and library classification system)

Declension

Inflection (stem in long/high vowel, back harmony)
	singular	plural
nominative	ETO	ETO-k
accusative	ETO-t	ETO-kat
dative	ETO-nak	ETO-knak
instrumental	ETO-val	ETO-kkal
causal-final	ETO-ért	ETO-kért
translative	ETO-vá	ETO-kká
terminative	ETO-ig	ETO-kig
essive-formal	ETO-ként	ETO-kként
essive-modal	—	—
inessive	ETO-ban	ETO-kban
superessive	ETO-n	ETO-kon
adessive	ETO-nál	ETO-knál
illative	ETO-ba	ETO-kba
sublative	ETO-ra	ETO-kra
allative	ETO-hoz	ETO-khoz
elative	ETO-ból	ETO-kból
delative	ETO-ról	ETO-król
ablative	ETO-tól	ETO-któl
non-attributive possessive - singular	ETO-é	ETO-ké
non-attributive possessive - plural	ETO-éi	ETO-kéi

Possessive forms of ETO
possessor	single possession	multiple possessions
1st person sing.	ETO-m	ETO-im
2nd person sing.	ETO-d	ETO-id
3rd person sing.	ETO-ja	ETO-i
1st person plural	ETO-nk	ETO-ink
2nd person plural	ETO-tok	ETO-itok
3rd person plural	ETO-juk	ETO-ik

Derived terms

• ETO-s