Fékeknél

Fékeknél is a term that appears in Hungarian language contexts, primarily related to the plural form of the word "fék." Fék, in Hungarian, translates to "brake" in English. Therefore, "fékeknél" literally means "at the brakes" or "by the brakes" when referring to multiple brakes.

This grammatical construction is used to indicate location or proximity to more than one braking mechanism. For instance, it might be used in a sentence describing a situation where something is located near the brakes of a vehicle, or in a discussion about the maintenance or operation of multiple braking systems. The specific context would clarify whether it refers to the brakes of a single vehicle with multiple braking circuits, or the brakes of several different vehicles or pieces of equipment.

The suffix "-nél" in Hungarian is a locative case ending that signifies "at," "by," or "near." When attached to the plural form of a noun ending in "k," such as "fékek" (brakes), it forms "fékeknél." This grammatical structure is common in Hungarian for indicating a place or position relative to a plural object. Understanding this basic etymology and grammatical function is key to comprehending its usage in Hungarian sentences.