-ett

ett ETT Hungarian Pronunciation hu ɛtː 1 Etymology 1 From hu -e- -tt linking vowel past-participle and past-tense suffix y. Suffix hu suffix hu past past-tense and past-participle suffix (homonymous form in the vast majority of verbs): hu past-tense suffix -ed, -t forms the past tense of a verb hu hegeszt to weld → hu Fémcsöveket hegesztett. He welded some metal tubing. hu participle hu past-participle suffix -ed, -t forms the past participle of a verb hu hegeszt to weld → hu a hegesztett fém the welded metal Usage notes Declension For the past-participle suffix only: -ette e Etymology 2 From hu -e- -tt linking vowel locative suffix y. Suffix hu suffix hu locative hu locative suffix chiefly archaic yhu suffixes with archaic senses in, at forms the locative case hu Pécs a Hungarian city → hu Pécsett in Pécs Usage notes See also :Category:Hungarian noun forms :Category:Hungarian past participles Appendix:Hungarian suffixes hu terms with multiple lemma etymologies terms with multiple morpheme etymologies Old English Pronunciation -ett Etymology 1 Suffix n ang -et; forms nouns from verbs and sometimes nouns and adjectives Etymology 2 Suffix verbf part ang -ettan 3 s pres indc ; past part