tömegbeli

Tömegbeli refers to a concept in Hungarian linguistics that describes a group of nouns that have a plural form different from the singular form. These nouns are characterized by a change in their grammatical gender, case, or number when changing from singular to plural.

Tömegbeli nouns are typically collective nouns, which refer to a group of people or animals. They often have a singular form that refers to a single unit or individual, and a plural form that refers to a group. For example, az ember "man" is a tömegbeli noun, as the singular form (az ember) refers to one person, while the plural form (az emberek) refers to a group of people.

Tömegbeli nouns are distinct from tengelyi nouns, which have the same grammatical properties regardless of the number. Tömegbeli nouns are also different from우리ações nouns, which have a different grammatical case in the plural form.

In Hungarian grammar, tömegbeli nouns follow specific rules when forming the plural form. They often change the ending of the singular form, or add a suffix to indicate the plural form. Tömegbeli nouns are an important part of Hungarian vocabulary, as they provide a way to express collective nouns in a grammatically correct manner.

Tömegbeli nouns are not unique to Hungarian and can be found in other languages as well. However, the grammatical rules and characteristics of tömegbeli nouns in Hungarian are distinct and have been studied extensively in Hungarian linguistics.