áramra

áramra is a Hungarian directional suffix form derived from áram, a noun that can mean current or flow as well as electricity. It is not a separate word; rather, it results from attaching the locative suffix -ra to áram, producing a form that marks motion toward a surface or toward a target. The exact sense depends on context: it can denote physical direction toward a current or surface, and in technical language it may refer to contact with or connection to electrical power.

In grammatical terms, áramra follows the general rules for the -ra/-re suffix, which marks direction toward or onto a surface. With áram, which contains back vowels, the form áramra is its standard realizations. The meaning is highly context-dependent, and the form is most common in specialized or technical registers.

Usage notes: In everyday Hungarian, expressions using áramra are relatively rare and tend to appear in technical or formal contexts. For general purposes, speakers may opt for alternative constructions such as az áramhoz (to the power) or az áramkörhöz (to the circuit), depending on what is being described. The choice between -ra and other directional endings is governed by vowel harmony and the target notion (surface, contact, or destination).

See also: Hungarian grammar, directional suffixes -ra/-re, locative constructions, áram (current, flow, electricity). The exact interpretation of áramra hinges on surrounding verbs and the broader situational context.