-ónk

Hungarian Etymology From hu -ó -nk personal-pronoun suffix y. The vowel hu -ó is explained as an impact of hu kettőnk the two of us, from hu kettő -nk two of us personal-pronoun suffix y where the hu ő is part of the base word but by analogy it began to be used with other numerals and pronouns, along with its harmonic variant of hu -ó. Pronunciation hu oːŋk Suffix hu suffix hu personal-pronoun suffix y of us appended to numerals and pronouns hu három three hármónk three of us hu mindannyi all (of them) mindannyiónk all of us Usage notes Declension -ónka o y sg See also Appendix:Hungarian suffixes References Laczkó Krisztina: Gondolatok személyjeles számneveinkről és névmásainkról (Thoughts on our numerals and pronouns with possessive suffixes), page 399 Zolnai Gyula: A -si képző eredete (The origins of the suffix -si), page 624