Probably a doublet-formation from ildomtalan (“unreasonable, foolish (1416); imporper (1859)”) by dropping the internal -l- of the word. Itself is probably borrowed from Turkish + -talan (“-less, without”, adjective-forming suffix). First attested in 1784.[1]
idomtalan (comparative idomtalanabb, superlative legidomtalanabb)
Inflection (stem in -o-, back harmony) | ||
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singular | plural | |
nominative | idomtalan | idomtalanok |
accusative | idomtalant | idomtalanokat |
dative | idomtalannak | idomtalanoknak |
instrumental | idomtalannal | idomtalanokkal |
causal-final | idomtalanért | idomtalanokért |
translative | idomtalanná | idomtalanokká |
terminative | idomtalanig | idomtalanokig |
essive-formal | idomtalanként | idomtalanokként |
essive-modal | idomtalanul | — |
inessive | idomtalanban | idomtalanokban |
superessive | idomtalanon | idomtalanokon |
adessive | idomtalannál | idomtalanoknál |
illative | idomtalanba | idomtalanokba |
sublative | idomtalanra | idomtalanokra |
allative | idomtalanhoz | idomtalanokhoz |
elative | idomtalanból | idomtalanokból |
delative | idomtalanról | idomtalanokról |
ablative | idomtalantól | idomtalanoktól |
non-attributive possessive - singular |
idomtalané | idomtalanoké |
non-attributive possessive - plural |
idomtalanéi | idomtalanokéi |