Noun: kolostor
Nominative
| Singular | kolostor |
| Plural | kolostorok |
Accusative
| Singular | kolostort |
| Plural | kolostorokat |
Dative
| Singular | kolostornak |
| Plural | kolostoroknak |
Instrumental
| Singular | kolostorral |
| Plural | kolostorokkal |
Causal-final
| Singular | kolostorért |
| Plural | kolostorokért |
Translative
| Singular | kolostorrá |
| Plural | kolostorokká |
Terminative
| Singular | kolostorig |
| Plural | kolostorokig |
Essive-formal
| Singular | kolostorként |
| Plural | kolostorokként |
Essive-modal
inessive
| Singular | kolostorban |
| Plural | kolostorokban |
superessive
| Singular | kolostoron |
| Plural | kolostorokon |
adessive
| Singular | kolostornál |
| Plural | kolostoroknál |
illative
| Singular | kolostorba |
| Plural | kolostorokba |
sublative
| Singular | kolostorra |
| Plural | kolostorokra |
allative
| Singular | kolostorhoz |
| Plural | kolostorokhoz |
elative
| Singular | kolostorból |
| Plural | kolostorokból |
delative
| Singular | kolostorról |
| Plural | kolostorokról |
ablative
| Singular | kolostortól |
| Plural | kolostoroktól |
Non-attributive Possessive
Singular
| Singular | kolostoré |
| Plural | kolostoroké |
Plural
| Singular | kolostoréi |
| Plural | kolostorokéi |
Possessive Forms
Single possession
| Sg.1 | kolostorom |
| Sg.2 | kolostorod |
| Sg.3 | kolostora |
| Pl.1 | kolostorunk |
| Pl.2 | kolostorotok |
| Pl.3 | kolostoruk |
Multiple possessions
| Sg.1 | kolostoraim |
| Sg.2 | kolostoraid |
| Sg.3 | kolostorai |
| Pl.1 | kolostoraink |
| Pl.2 | kolostoraitok |
| Pl.3 | kolostoraik |
Nouns inflected like kolostor
szigor,
csemegebor,
emulátor,
fejpályaudvar,
szektor,
szórakoztatóipar,
zűrzavar,
úttörőtábor,
funktor,
bocskor,
férfiimitátor,
nehézipar,
gyümölcsbor,
konspirátor,
mikroprocesszor,
fénykor,
preceptor,
dezodor,
sebességhatár,
garázsvásár, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)
Sample Sentences
Etymology
Shortening of dialectal kalastorom (“monastery”), ultimately from Medieval Latin claustrum, the intermediate form *kalastor was influenced by monostor (“monastery”). Created during the Hungarian language reform, which took place in the 18th–19th centuries. Cognate with English cloister. See: English Nouns '
cloister'.
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