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Usage
This template generates the possessive forms of Hungarian nouns with the following characteristics:
- Their final letter is a consonant: ház (“house”).
- They form their second-person possessive plural by adding -atok: házatok (“your house”).
The possessive template should be placed after the ====Declension==== header, under the regular declension template.
Unnamed parameters
1=
- stem, remains unchanged in all forms. If the noun shortens or drops a vowel, provide the modified stem.
2=
- either blank or j; if the singular noun uses j in third-person, provide j, otherwise blank
- az ő háza - his/her house
- az ő vadja - his/her game
3=
- ai or jai, the third-person singular possessive ending for a plural noun
- az ő házai - his/her houses
- az ő vadjai - his/her games
Named parameters
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.
longstem=
- the long stem of the word if it is used in third-person and all the plural forms
- út - utam, utad, útja, utunk, utatok, útjuk
Examples
For ház (“house”) (it doesn't use -j-):
{{hu-pos-atok|ház||ai}}
For hatalom (“power”) (the stem drops a vowel):
{{hu-pos-atok|hatalm||ai}}
For szamár (“donkey”) (the stem shortens):
{{hu-pos-atok|szamar||ai}}
For vad (“game”) (it uses -j-):
{{hu-pos-atok|vad|j|jai}}
For út (“road”) (it uses two different stems):
{{hu-pos-atok|ut|j|jai|longstem=út}}