Bioszférába

Bioszférába is a Hungarian illative form of the noun bioszféra, meaning "into the biosphere." The word bioszféra refers to the global sum of all ecosystems on Earth and their interactions with the atmosphere, hydrosphere, and lithosphere. The term is used in ecological, environmental, and Earth science contexts.

Etymology and form: bioszféra is derived from the Greek bios (life) and sphaira (sphere) and was adopted into Hungarian as bioszféra. The illative suffix -ba (with the assimilating form -ába after a stem ending in -a) adds direction toward a place, producing bioszférába to mean movement into the biosphere. The acute accent on é in the stem remains in the illative form, yielding bioszférába.

Usage: The illative form bioszférába appears in sentences describing processes that involve transfer or entry into the biosphere. Examples include discussions of pollution, nutrient cycles, and material flows: "A kibocsátott anyagok egy része bioszférába jut." The term is common in scientific writing as well as in educational and environmental policy texts to specify pathways into the Earth's living system.

Related forms: The base form is bioszféra (nominative). Other inflected forms include bioszférában (inessive, in the biosphere), bioszférát (accusative, the biosphere). These forms share the same root and refer to the same concept from different grammatical roles.

See also: bioszféra.