Meaning of -t | Babel Free

Definitions

1. Forms the accusative case for nouns, adjectives, pronouns and numerals.
   accusative, morpheme, suffix
2. past-tense and past-participle suffix (homonymous form in the vast majority of verbs):
   morpheme
3. -ed, -t (forms the past tense of a verb)
   morpheme
4. Added to a verb to form a noun.
   morpheme
5. in (added to a noun or an adjective to form the locative case)
   archaic, locative, morpheme, suffix
6. A causative (e.g. kelt, teremt) or instantaneous (e.g. ért, tilt) suffix for verbs.
   morpheme, obsolete
7. -ed, -t (forms the past participle of a verb)
   morpheme

Equivalents

Examples

“Sok külföldit láttam a városban.”

I saw many foreigners in the city.

“Vettem egy órát.”

I bought a watch.

“Sok embert láttunk.”

We saw many people.

“Hány könyvet vettél? ― Kettőt.”

How many books did you buy? ― Two.

“Kínában élt 10 évig.”

He lived in China for 10 years.

“Zárt ajtók mögött tanácskoztak.”

They held a discussion behind closed doors.

“lesz (“to become something”) + -t → lét (“existence, life”)”

“tesz (“to make, do, place”) + -t → tét (“bet”)”

“Kaposvár (“Kaposvár, Hungarian town”) + -t → Kaposvárt (“in Kaposvár”)”

“köz (“gap”) + -t → közt (“between, among”)”

“terem (“to come into existence”) + -t → teremt (“to create”)”

CEFR level