kollokvium

Hungarian

Etymology

From Latin colloquium (“conversation”).[1]

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈkolːokviʲum]
  • Hyphenation: kol‧lok‧vi‧um

Noun

kollokvium (plural kollokviumok)

  1. final examination (a college or university test given at the end of a semester)
  2. colloquy, colloquium, conference, consultation, discussion

Declension

Inflection (stem in -o-, back harmony)
singular plural
nominative kollokvium kollokviumok
accusative kollokviumot kollokviumokat
dative kollokviumnak kollokviumoknak
instrumental kollokviummal kollokviumokkal
causal-final kollokviumért kollokviumokért
translative kollokviummá kollokviumokká
terminative kollokviumig kollokviumokig
essive-formal kollokviumként kollokviumokként
essive-modal — —
inessive kollokviumban kollokviumokban
superessive kollokviumon kollokviumokon
adessive kollokviumnál kollokviumoknál
illative kollokviumba kollokviumokba
sublative kollokviumra kollokviumokra
allative kollokviumhoz kollokviumokhoz
elative kollokviumból kollokviumokból
delative kollokviumról kollokviumokról
ablative kollokviumtól kollokviumoktól
Possessive forms of kollokvium
possessor single possession multiple possessions
1st person sing. kollokviumom kollokviumaim
2nd person sing. kollokviumod kollokviumaid
3rd person sing. kollokviuma kollokviumai
1st person plural kollokviumunk kollokviumaink
2nd person plural kollokviumotok kollokviumaitok
3rd person plural kollokviumuk kollokviumaik

References

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