ezen

Usage notes
Along with and, ezen is a fairly literary and archaic substitute for , but unlike the latter, ezen, e, and eme do not take the case of the noun they are attached to, and no definite article (a or az) is used after them:
 * ezen a helyen ― ezen helyen ― e helyen ― eme helyen (“at this place”)
 * ebben a házban ― ezen házban ― e házban ― eme házban (“in this house”)

Although the subsequent noun may occasionally be in the singular superessive (///), the presence or absence of the definite article unambiguously help in determining the meaning.

For more remote locations,, , and are used (in decreasing order of frequency). E has no such counterpart as its place is taken by the definite article.