Definition 2024
undor
undor
Hungarian
Noun
undor (plural undorok)
- disgust, loathing, abhorrence
Declension
| Inflection (stem in -o-, back harmony) |
|---|
|
singular |
plural |
| nominative |
undor
|
undorok
|
| accusative |
undort
|
undorokat
|
| dative |
undornak
|
undoroknak
|
| instrumental |
undorral
|
undorokkal
|
| causal-final |
undorért
|
undorokért
|
| translative |
undorrá
|
undorokká
|
| terminative |
undorig
|
undorokig
|
| essive-formal |
undorként
|
undorokként
|
| essive-modal |
—
|
—
|
| inessive |
undorban
|
undorokban
|
| superessive |
undoron
|
undorokon
|
| adessive |
undornál
|
undoroknál
|
| illative |
undorba
|
undorokba
|
| sublative |
undorra
|
undorokra
|
| allative |
undorhoz
|
undorokhoz
|
| elative |
undorból
|
undorokból
|
| delative |
undorról
|
undorokról
|
| ablative |
undortól
|
undoroktól
|
| Possessive forms of undor
|
|---|
| possessor |
single possession |
multiple possessions |
| 1st person sing. |
undorom
|
undoraim
|
| 2nd person sing. |
undorod
|
undoraid
|
| 3rd person sing. |
undora
|
undorai
|
| 1st person plural |
undorunk
|
undoraink
|
| 2nd person plural |
undorotok
|
undoraitok
|
| 3rd person plural |
undoruk
|
undoraik
|
Derived terms
Latin
Verb
undor
- first-person singular present passive indicative of undō
