Hangszerekig

Hangszerekig is a Hungarian compound form formed from the noun hangszer (instrument) in its plural hangszerek, plus the suffix -ig. The combination marks extent or limit, conveying the idea of “up to the instruments” or “as far as instruments go.” It is used to describe a boundary in scope, range, or measurement.

Grammatically, -ig is a suffix that attaches to a noun to indicate a limit of extent. When added to hangszerek, the plural stem, it yields hangszerekig. This construction is common in descriptive and technical language, where one wants to specify the upper bound of a category or sequence.

Usage and meaning. Hangszerekig appears in contexts discussing ranges, scopes, or coverage. It answers questions such as how far a range extends or which items are included. It can appear in statements about curricula, exhibitions, or practical limits where instruments constitute the final item in a sequence.

Examples:

- A kiállítás témája a hangszerekig terjed. (The exhibition’s theme extends up to the instruments.)

- A tananyag hangszerekig terjedő ismeretanyagból áll. (The curriculum consists of knowledge up to the instruments.)

Relation to other forms. Hangszerekig is part of a broader set of extent expressions in Hungarian, where suffixes like -ig attach to nouns to denote limits of scope. These forms are common in formal, academic, or instructional writing.

See also: hangszer, -ig suffix, Hungarian grammar, extent expressions.