Hungarian
Noun
bandita (plural banditák)
- bandit, brigand, gangster
Declension
Inflection (stem in long/high vowel, back harmony) |
|
singular |
plural |
nominative |
bandita
|
banditák
|
accusative |
banditát
|
banditákat
|
dative |
banditának
|
banditáknak
|
instrumental |
banditával
|
banditákkal
|
causal-final |
banditáért
|
banditákért
|
translative |
banditává
|
banditákká
|
terminative |
banditáig
|
banditákig
|
essive-formal |
banditaként
|
banditákként
|
essive-modal |
—
|
—
|
inessive |
banditában
|
banditákban
|
superessive |
banditán
|
banditákon
|
adessive |
banditánál
|
banditáknál
|
illative |
banditába
|
banditákba
|
sublative |
banditára
|
banditákra
|
allative |
banditához
|
banditákhoz
|
elative |
banditából
|
banditákból
|
delative |
banditáról
|
banditákról
|
ablative |
banditától
|
banditáktól
|
Possessive forms of bandita
|
possessor |
single possession |
multiple possessions |
1st person sing. |
banditám
|
banditáim
|
2nd person sing. |
banditád
|
banditáid
|
3rd person sing. |
banditája
|
banditái
|
1st person plural |
banditánk
|
banditáink
|
2nd person plural |
banditátok
|
banditáitok
|
3rd person plural |
banditájuk
|
banditáik
|
Synonyms
Italian
Etyomlogy 1
Non-lemma forms.
Participle
bandita
- feminine singular of bandito
Etymology 2
From bandire (“to ban, banish”).
Noun
bandita f (plural bandite)
- reserve, area in which hunting, fishing, pasturing, or similar is legally prohibited
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