Noun: jenki
Nominative
| Singular | jenki |
| Plural | jenkik |
Accusative
| Singular | jenkit |
| Plural | jenkiket |
Dative
| Singular | jenkinek |
| Plural | jenkiknek |
Instrumental
| Singular | jenkivel |
| Plural | jenkikkel |
Causal-final
| Singular | jenkiért |
| Plural | jenkikért |
Translative
| Singular | jenkivé |
| Plural | jenkikké |
Terminative
| Singular | jenkiig |
| Plural | jenkikig |
Essive-formal
| Singular | jenkiként |
| Plural | jenkikként |
Essive-modal
inessive
| Singular | jenkiben |
| Plural | jenkikben |
superessive
| Singular | jenkin |
| Plural | jenkiken |
adessive
| Singular | jenkinél |
| Plural | jenkiknél |
illative
| Singular | jenkibe |
| Plural | jenkikbe |
sublative
| Singular | jenkire |
| Plural | jenkikre |
allative
| Singular | jenkihez |
| Plural | jenkikhez |
elative
| Singular | jenkiből |
| Plural | jenkikből |
delative
| Singular | jenkiről |
| Plural | jenkikről |
ablative
| Singular | jenkitől |
| Plural | jenkiktől |
Non-attributive Possessive
Singular
| Singular | jenkié |
| Plural | jenkiké |
Plural
| Singular | jenkiéi |
| Plural | jenkikéi |
Possessive Forms
Single possession
| Sg.1 | jenkim |
| Sg.2 | jenkid |
| Sg.3 | jenkije |
| Pl.1 | jenkink |
| Pl.2 | jenkitek |
| Pl.3 | jenkijük |
Multiple possessions
| Sg.1 | jenkijeim (or jenkiim) |
| Sg.2 | jenkijeid (or jenkiid) |
| Sg.3 | jenkijei (or jenkii) |
| Pl.1 | jenkijeink (or jenkiink) |
| Pl.2 | jenkijeitek (or jenkiitek) |
| Pl.3 | jenkijeik (or jenkiik) |
Nouns inflected like jenki
jenki,
Sample Sentences
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1872, Mór Jókai, Az arany ember (Timar’s Two Worlds), part 1, chapter 7 (This popcorn is a very popular food here in Hungary, and I don’t think anyone here needs to be told at length what it is like; but at the New York World’s Fair a few years ago, a gold medal was awarded to the Yankee who discovered popcorn making in America. These Americans will invent anything! Blessed good food. A man can eat a very good deal of it without ever getting full; for by the time he has eaten enough of it, he is hungry again.)
Etymology
From English Yankee. See: English Nouns '
Yankee'.
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