Ablakkok

Ablakkok is not a standard Hungarian lexical item. In contemporary Hungarian, the word for the plural of window is ablakok. Ablakkok is typically a misspelling or typographical error, often arising in signage, informal writing, or Optical Character Recognition (OCR) processes that misread or double the consonant. When encountered, most editors correct ablakkok to ablakok. The issue illustrates how orthographic conventions in Hungarian distinguish between the base word and its plural, and how small errors can travel into published text.

Windows are architectural openings that provide light, ventilation, and views. They consist of a frame, a sash or sashless portion, glazing, and sealing. Materials include wood, PVC (vinyl), aluminum, and composite options. Common glazing configurations aim to reduce heat transfer; double or triple glazing, low-emissivity coatings, and inert gas fills are typical energy-efficiency features. Types include casement (hinged or crank-open), sash windows, sliding windows, tilt-and-turn, and fixed or picture windows. Maintenance considerations include cleaning, sealing, and checking for drafts, condensation, and moisture intrusion. In modern construction, window design also emphasizes acoustic performance, security features, and compatibility with building envelopes and regulations.

Orthographic notes: in Hungarian, the plural suffix -ok is added to stems without doubling the final consonant; ablak becomes ablakok. The form ablakkok is not standard and is generally corrected in edited text. See also related topics such as ablak (window) and energy-efficient glazing terminology.