Formákra

Formákra is a Hungarian grammatical form formed by attaching the allative/dative suffix -ra to the plural noun formák (forms). The base formák means “forms” or “shapes,” and adding -ra yields formákra, which indicates direction toward or reference to the forms, and in certain constructions can convey “to the forms” or “for the forms.” The choice of -ra follows Hungarian vowel harmony; with the final vowel of formák being a back vowel, the allative suffix appears as -ra, giving formákra.

Usage of formákra occurs in contexts that reference the forms themselves, guidelines about forms, or procedures that apply to forms or templates. It is common in official language, administrative or educational material, and documentation where it is important to specify requirements or instructions related to forms. For example, a sentence might read: “A űrlapok kitöltésekor figyelembe kell venni a formákra vonatkozó követelményeket,” meaning that one must consider the requirements pertaining to the forms when filling out forms. Another example: “A tananyag a formákra vonatkozó szabályokat összegzi,” indicating a summary of rules related to the forms.

Formákra is not a standalone concept outside of grammar; it is a case-inflected combination used to express relationship to the forms within Hungarian sentences. It illustrates how noun phrases can specify the target or applicability of actions, instructions, or requirements in a concise, direction-oriented form. See also Hungarian grammar, allative case, and dative-like constructions in Hungarian.