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1. könyv-ünk	our book.	1. ház-unk	our house.
2. könyv-etek	your book.	2. ház-atok	your house.
3. könyv-ük	their book.	3. ház-ok	their house.
2. The Object in the Plural.
1. könyv-eim	my books.	1. ház-aim	my houses.
2. könyv-eid	thy books.	2. ház-aid	thy houses.
3. könyv-ei	his books.	3. ház-ai	his houses.
1. könyv-eink	our books.	1. ház-aink	our houses.
2. könyv-eitek⁠	your books.⁠	2. ház-aitok⁠	your houses.
3. könyv-eik	their books.	3. ház-aik	their houses.

Note.—If the possessor is the first or the second person, the pronoun must not be put before it, as the suffix expresses already to whom the thing in question belongs. If stress is to be given to the statement, the personal pronouns may be put before it; as az én fiam, my son (not yours).

The following tables show the personal suffixes of the six declensions:—