Ceremóniákon

Ceremóniákon is a Hungarian word that translates to "at ceremonies" or "in ceremonies." It is the plural locative form of the word "ceremónia," which means "ceremony." This grammatical form indicates that an action or event is taking place within the context of one or more ceremonies.

Hungarian, like many other languages, uses case endings to express relationships between words. The "-kon" ending signifies the locative plural, signifying a location or context. Therefore, "ceremóniákon" is used when referring to something happening during a wedding ceremony, a graduation ceremony, a religious service, or any other formal occasion that is considered a ceremony.

For example, one might say "Az ajándékokat ceremóniákon adják át" which translates to "The gifts are presented at ceremonies." This implies that gift-giving is a common practice within ceremonial events. The word itself does not denote a specific type of ceremony but rather the general setting of a formal or ritualistic event. Understanding the grammatical function of "-kon" is key to comprehending the meaning of "ceremóniákon" in Hungarian sentences.