Algákra

Algákra is a Hungarian inflected form of the noun algák, meaning the algae. It functions as the plural allative form, indicating direction toward the algae or the target of an action. In practice, algákra appears in scientific, ecological, and agricultural texts to specify what is being addressed, studied, or affected.

Morphology and use: algák is the plural of alga. By adding the suffix -ra, the word becomes algákra, signaling “to the algae,” “onto the algae,” or a topical sense related to algae. The form is used with verbs and adjectives that require a target or point of reference, and it can introduce phrases that describe focus areas, effects, or interactions involving algae.

Typical contexts and phrases: algákra vonatkozó adatok (data concerning algae), algákra ható tényezők (factors affecting algae), algákra irányuló megfigyelések (observations directed at algae). These constructions are common in biology, ecology, environmental science, and related fields, where algae serve as the object of study, influence, or discussion.

Notes: algákra is not a separate concept but an inflected form used within Hungarian grammar to convey directional, topical, or targeted meaning toward the plural noun algae. Its precise interpretation depends on the accompanying verb or adjective and the broader context of the sentence.

See also: alga, algák, Hungarian grammar, allative case.