Faliképekre

Faliképekre is a Hungarian word formed as the plural allative inflection of falikép, meaning a painting or image that is designed to hang on a wall as interior decoration. The form faliképekre denotes movement toward or placement onto multiple wall pictures, effectively translating to “onto the wall pictures” or “to the wall pictures.” It is a grammatical construction rather than a separate lexical item.

Morphology and formation: the base falikép becomes faliképek in the nominative plural. By adding the allative plural suffix -kre, the word becomes faliképekre. In Hungarian, the allative suffix answers the question “hova?” (where to), and it is used to express direction or placement onto the surface of the objects referred to by the noun.

Usage and context: faliképekre appears mainly in descriptive or instructional contexts, such as interior-design documentation, art catalogs, or linguistic explanations of Hungarian inflection. It is less common in everyday speech, where speakers typically use a prepositional phrase (for example, specifying the location or movement toward a wall or toward several wall pictures) rather than the specific allative plural form by itself.

Relation to related terms: falikép refers to a single wall picture, while faliképek is its nominative plural. The allative form faliképekre is part of Hungarian case inflection, illustrating how direction or placement can be encoded directly in the noun form.

See also: falikép; allative case; Hungarian inflection.