Dolgozókká

"Dolgozókká" is a Hungarian word that translates to "into workers" or "to become workers." It is the plural form of "dolgozó" (worker) in the allative case, indicating movement towards or transformation into a state of being a worker. This term can be used in various contexts, from educational settings where individuals are trained for specific professions, to social or economic transitions where people enter the workforce.

The concept of "dolgozókká" implies a process of acquiring skills, knowledge, and responsibilities associated with employment. It highlights the journey from a non-working status, such as student or unemployed individual, to becoming an active participant in the economy. This transformation often involves formal education, vocational training, or on-the-job learning. The term emphasizes the societal role and contribution of individuals once they have entered the working population. It can also refer to the collective effort of a group to become a unified, productive workforce.