Foglalatokba

Foglalatokba is a Hungarian directional phrase formed from the noun foglalat (socket, holder) in its plural, plus the suffix -ba, which signals motion or placement into something. In practical terms, foglalatokba means into the sockets. The form is used mainly in technical and industrial contexts to describe inserting, mounting, or placing multiple components into corresponding sockets or holders.

Usage and meanings

The primary sense of foglalat is a physical or mechanical receptacle designed to accept a component. In electronics and electrical engineering, foglalatok are sockets for integrated circuits, transistors, connectors, or other parts. When speaking about actions, foglalatokba specifies that the components are being placed into those sockets. For example, a sentence might say that certain ICs were placed into the foglalatokba.

In broader use, foglalat can also refer to a mounting or setting, such as a jewelry setting that holds a gem. The plural foglalatokba could then describe placing more than one gem into their respective settings, though technical language for electronics remains the most common context.

Related forms and notes

The word can appear in various case forms depending on sentence structure. Foglalat as a singular noun, foglalatok as the plural, and foglalatokba as the plural with the directional -ba suffix. Language users should adjust surrounding verbs and particles to maintain grammatical coherence.

See also

Foglalat (socket or setting), foglalatok (sockets or settings in the plural), Hungarian directional suffix -ba/-be.