Gyakorlatnak

Gyakorlatnak is the dative singular form of the Hungarian noun gyakorlat, which means practice, exercise, drill, or practical training. The form gyakorlatnak is used when the noun takes the indirect object role in a sentence, often indicating “to/for the practice” or functioning within phrases that relate to customary or established practice.

Gyakorlat as a word refers to repeated activities aimed at skill development, and it can denote both abstract concepts (the notion of practice in education or training) and concrete instances (an individual exercise or drill). The dative ending -nak/-nek attaches to the stem gyakorlat and follows standard Hungarian inflection rules for possessors, determiners, and case marking.

Common uses of gyakorlatnak include fixed expressions and constructions that relate to whether something is done in accordance with established practice. For example, the phrase gyakorlatnak megfelelően means “in accordance with practice,” while a sentence like A tanár a gyakorlatnak megfelelő feladatokat ad uses gyakorlatnak to indicate that the tasks align with accepted practice. Another usage is gyakorlatnak köszönhetően, meaning “thanks to the practice,” which attributes a consequence to practical experience or training.

In linguistic and educational contexts, gyakorlatnak often appears in discussions about pedagogy, professional training, and the distinction between theory and practice. It is one of several inflected forms of gyakorlat that enable Hungarian to express relational and functional nuances without additional prepositions.