Bázisai

Bázisai is a Hungarian possessive plural form referring to multiple bases belonging to someone or something. The base concept spans several domains, and its exact sense depends on context. In everyday use, bázisai typically means the bases or headquarters of an organization, facility, or activity.

In Hungarian, bázis has several common meanings. Military and strategic contexts use bázis to denote a base of operations, a secure location for personnel, equipment, and logistics. In science and chemistry, base (bázis) describes a substance that can accept protons or has alkaline properties. In mathematics and related fields, bázis refers to a basis of a vector space, a set of vectors that spans the space. The term is also used in technology and communications to describe base stations or central hubs for networks, and in business to denote the main locations from which an organization operates.

The possessive plural bázisai appears in sentences that attribute these bases to a specific actor. For example, a sentence such as “A hadsereg bázisai” means “the bases of the army,” while “A vállalat bázisai” means “the bases of the company.” The form signals ownership or control over multiple bases.

Etymologically, bázis is a loanword adopted into Hungarian from Latin basis, via French or German, in the modern era to express the core idea of a foundation or supporting center. The plural possessive ending -ai attaches to indicate belonging.

See also: bázis, bázisfogalom, bázisállomás.