First attested in 1527. From the verb mar (“to bite”) + -alék (noun-forming suffix). Its original meaning was a piece of meat. The nature and function of the letter -t- inside the word is uncertain. It could be a participle suffix or a past-tense suffix. The phonetic form may have been influenced by martalóc.[1][2]
martalék (plural martalékok)
Inflection (stem in -o-, back harmony) | ||
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singular | plural | |
nominative | martalék | martalékok |
accusative | martalékot | martalékokat |
dative | martaléknak | martalékoknak |
instrumental | martalékkal | martalékokkal |
causal-final | martalékért | martalékokért |
translative | martalékká | martalékokká |
terminative | martalékig | martalékokig |
essive-formal | martalékként | martalékokként |
essive-modal | martalékul | — |
inessive | martalékban | martalékokban |
superessive | martalékon | martalékokon |
adessive | martaléknál | martalékoknál |
illative | martalékba | martalékokba |
sublative | martalékra | martalékokra |
allative | martalékhoz | martalékokhoz |
elative | martalékból | martalékokból |
delative | martalékról | martalékokról |
ablative | martaléktól | martalékoktól |
non-attributive possessive - singular |
martaléké | martalékoké |
non-attributive possessive - plural |
martalékéi | martalékokéi |
Possessive forms of martalék | ||
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possessor | single possession | multiple possessions |
1st person sing. | martalékom | martalékaim |
2nd person sing. | martalékod | martalékaid |
3rd person sing. | martaléka | martalékai |
1st person plural | martalékunk | martalékaink |
2nd person plural | martalékotok | martalékaitok |
3rd person plural | martalékuk | martalékaik |