ÚjZélandon

Új-Zélandon is a locative form of the Hungarian name for New Zealand (Új-Zéland). It is used to indicate location inside the country and appears in sentences that describe activities or presence within New Zealand. The form is formed by adding the locative suffix -on to the country name. In standard Hungarian orthography, the country is written as Új-Zéland, with a hyphen, and the locative becomes Új-Zélandon.

Use and meaning

- Új-Zélandon corresponds to “in New Zealand,” “on/at New Zealand,” or “within New Zealand,” depending on the context.

- It is commonly used when speaking about places, people, or events located inside the country.

Examples

- Új-Zélandon élünk. (We live in New Zealand.)

- A nemzeti parkok sokszínűek Új-Zélandon. (The national parks are diverse in New Zealand.)

- Új-Zélandon belül ismert útvonalak vezetnek a déli partokra. (Inside New Zealand there are well-known routes leading to the southern coasts.)

Relation to the country name

- The country name Új-Zéland means “New Zealand” in Hungarian. The locative form Új-Zélandon is part of Hungarian's place-name inflection, not a separate geographical entity.

See also

- Hungarian grammar and locative case

- Új-Zéland (New Zealand)

- Place-name inflection in Hungarian

Note

- In Hungarian, location forms for other countries and places follow similar suffix patterns, with -on/-en/-ön varying according to vowel harmony and the final consonant of the base name.