Under, above, beside, behind, in front of

Unlike the case suffixes you've learned, these five words for 'under/above/beside/behind/in front of' stay separate from the noun, which keeps its plain form: az asztal alatt ('under the table') — asztal doesn't change at all.

Like the family words from possessives, these postpositions take a set of personal endings when there's no noun to attach to: alattam ('under me'), melletted ('next to you'), mögötte ('behind him/her') — same six-person pattern you already know.