Gyakorlókat

Gyakorlókat is the accusative plural form of the Hungarian noun gyakorló. In Hungarian, gyakorló can function as a noun meaning a person who practices or trains (a trainee, apprentice, intern) or as an adjective meaning related to practice or drills. The word is most commonly used in educational and professional contexts to refer to people who engage in practical training or supervised exercises, as well as to direct-object instances in sentences.

Grammatical notes: The base form gyakorló has several related forms, including gyakorló a singular nominative meaning “the trainee,” and gyakorlók in the plural nominative meaning “the trainees.” The accusative plural form, gyakorlókat, marks the direct object, as in sentences like “A tanár felkészítette a gyakorlókat a vizsgára” (“The teacher prepared the trainees for the exam”). Other cases and possessive forms follow standard Hungarian grammar (e.g., gyakorlója, gyakorlóik).

Contexts and usage: The term is widespread in schools, teacher education, and vocational training to denote students or participants in practicum sessions, internships, or drill exercises. It can also appear in descriptions of drills, simulations, or practical assignments where participants perform tasks under supervision. Related terms include gyakorló feladat (practice exercise), gyakorlati képzés (practical training), and gyakorlat (practice or internship).

See also: gyakorol, gyakorló (as a generic trainee or practitioner), gyakorlati képzés, gyakorlati feladatai, gyakorlat, gyakorlat a tanításban.

Etymology: Gyakorló derives from gyakorol, meaning to practice or drill, with the suffix -ó forming a noun indicating a person who performs the action. Gyakorlókat thus identifies multiple individuals who engage in practice activities and serves as the accusative plural form for direct-object usage.