Hordozóra

Hordozóra is a Hungarian inflected form of the noun hordozó, meaning carrier, substrate, or medium, combined with the directional suffix -ra/-re. It is used to indicate movement toward or deposition onto a carrier surface. As a grammatical form, hordozóra does not stand alone as a separate concept; its meaning is determined by the noun hordozó and the context in which it appears.

In technical and scientific contexts, hordozó refers to a surface, support, or medium that carries or supports another substance or component. Common domains include materials science (substrates for coatings or films), biotechnology and pharmacology (carrier molecules or matrices for binding or delivery), and data or energy storage (media that carry information or charge). The phrase hordozóra is used when specifying the target surface or location of a process, such as deposition, attachment, or immobilization.

Examples:

- A vizsgálat során a molekulákat hordozóra helyezték. (During the study, the molecules were placed onto the carrier.)

- A gyógyszerhatóanyagot a hordozóra kötődték, hogy fokozzák a kiválasztást. (The active pharmaceutical ingredient was bound to the carrier to enhance delivery.)

- A rétegréteget a hordozóra vitték fel és rögzítették. (The layer was applied onto the carrier and fixed.)

See also: hordozó, hordozóanyag, hordozófelület, hordozóközeg.

Note: használata kissé technikai jellegű, és legelőnyösebb a pontos értelem meghatározására a kapott mondattal együtt értelmezni.