buzi – Hungarian noun declension

Noun: buzi

Nominative

Singular	buzi
Plural	buzik

Accusative

Singular	buzit
Plural	buzikat

Dative

Singular	buzinak
Plural	buziknak

Instrumental

Singular	buzival
Plural	buzikkal

Causal-final

Singular	buziért
Plural	buzikért

Translative

Singular	buzivá
Plural	buzikká

Terminative

Singular	buziig
Plural	buzikig

Essive-formal

Singular	buziként
Plural	buzikként

Essive-modal

inessive

Singular	buziban
Plural	buzikban

superessive

Singular	buzin
Plural	buzikon

adessive

Singular	buzinál
Plural	buziknál

illative

Singular	buziba
Plural	buzikba

sublative

Singular	buzira
Plural	buzikra

allative

Singular	buzihoz
Plural	buzikhoz

elative

Singular	buziból
Plural	buzikból

delative

Singular	buziról
Plural	buzikról

ablative

Singular	buzitól
Plural	buziktól

Non-attributive Possessive

Singular

Singular	buzié
Plural	buziké

Plural

Singular	buziéi
Plural	buzikéi

Possessive Forms

Single possession

Sg.1	buzim
Sg.2	buzid
Sg.3	buzija
Pl.1	buzink
Pl.2	buzitok
Pl.3	buzijuk

Multiple possessions

Sg.1	buzijaim (or buziim)
Sg.2	buzijaid (or buziid)
Sg.3	buzijai (or buzii)
Pl.1	buzijaink (or buziink)
Pl.2	buzijaitok (or buziitok)
Pl.3	buzijaik (or buziik)

Nouns inflected like buzi

buzi,

Sample Sentences

Etymology

[from 1896] Clipping and -i diminutive of Hungarian buzeráns, from German Buserant with Hungarian -áns ending, compare also Czech buzerant; from Venetan buzerar (“to practise sodomy”), from Italian bugero (“sodomite”, formerly “heretic”, even formerly “Bulgar” (q.v.), referring to heretics—possibly Bogomils—spread from the Balkan, believed to practise sodomy). See also the etymologies of French bouguer, Swedish bög and English bugger. See: Czech Nouns 'buzerant', Italian Nouns 'bugero', French Nouns 'bougre', Swedish Nouns 'bög', English Nouns 'bugger'.

Verbs referencing "buzi"

Czech Nouns buzerant.