Fegyverekre

Fegyverekre is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the noun fegyverek (weapons) by adding the allative suffix -re. In Hungarian, -ra/-re marks direction toward something, onto a surface, or, in certain constructions, the topic or object of discussion. Consequently, fegyverekre is used to indicate “to weapons,” “onto weapons,” or, more often in phraseology, “regarding weapons.”

The form is not a separate lexical item but a case-inflected form that appears in phrases where the action or description is directed at or related to weapons. Common usages include constructions with verbs such as vonatkozik (to pertain to) or with adjectives and nouns that modify or specify the topic. Examples include fegyverekre vonatkozó szabályok (rules relating to weapons) and az intézkedések a fegyverekre vonatkoznak (the measures apply to weapons).

In practice, fegyverekre frequently occurs in legal, policy, and regulatory contexts, where it helps delineate the scope of rules, requirements, or discussions to the subject of weapons. Its presence also illustrates a general characteristic of Hungarian morphology: the same suffix -ra/-re can express spatial, directional, or topical relationships, depending on the verb and the broader syntactic construction.

Related terms include fegyverek (weapons) and fegyverekkel (with weapons), as well as other -ra/-re forms used with different nouns to convey similar directional or topical relations. For readers, fegyverekre serves as a clear example of how Hungarian marks the target or focus of an action through case suffixes.