Elektronokat

Elektronokat is a Hungarian word form used in scientific and general-language contexts to refer to electrons. Specifically, elektronokat is the accusative plural of elektron, meaning that it designates “electrons” as the direct object of a verb or a preposition. The base elektron is the Hungarian term for the elementary particle known in English as the electron.

Etymology and morphology: Elektron comes from the Greek word elektron and is the root for related terms in many languages. In Hungarian, the plural nominative is elektronok, while the accusative plural form is elektronokat. The endings reflect standard Hungarian noun inflection, where -ok marks the plural and -okat marks the accusative case in this stem.

Usage: In Hungarian scientific writing and education, elektronokat appears when speaking about electrons as the object of actions or observations. For example, in a sentence such as "A kísérlet során megfigyelt elektronokat vizsgáltuk," the word elektronokat denotes the electrons that were observed and studied.

Examples:

- A mágneses mező hatása az elektronokat befolyásolja, amit a kísérleti felvétel mutat.

- A részecskegyorsítóban gyorsított elektronokat detektálták.

See also: elektron, elektronok, elektronikus.

Note: Elektronokat may also occur in Hungarian texts as part of phrases describing electrons in various experimental or theoretical contexts. The term is not a separate concept beyond its grammatical function as the accusative plural of elektron.