Person[psor]: possessor’s person
Person[psor] is possessor’s person, marked on Hungarian nouns. These noun forms would be translated to English as possessive pronoun + noun.
This layered feature is conveniently used for possessive inflections
of nouns, although nouns normally do not have a Person feature,
meaning that no other layers are needed. Nevertheless, the possessive
morphology typically also includes Number, which must be multi-layered
on nouns, and we thus have Person[psor] together with Number[psor].
1: first person possessor
Examples
- [apu] herẽka “blood”
- [apu] nỹerẽka “my blood”
- [apu] ãerẽka “our blood”
2: second person possessor
Examples
- [apu] herẽka “blood”
- [apu] pỹerẽka “your.Sing blood”
- [apu] hỹerẽka “your.Plur blood”
3: third person possessor
Examples
- [apu] herẽka “blood”
- [apu] ỹerẽka “his/its blood”
- [apu] ũerẽka “her/its blood”
- [apu] ỹerẽkana “their.Masc blood”
- [apu] ũerẽkana “their.Fem blood”
(in Portuguese)
Person[psor] in other languages: [ab] [abq] [apu] [axm] [ctn] [ess] [fi] [fr] [hu] [hy] [koi] [kpv] [ky] [mdf] [myv] [ruc] [sms] [tr] [u] [uz]