Jelöltekre

Jelöltekre is a Hungarian grammatical form, the allative-dative type ending for the plural noun jelölt, meaning "to/for the candidates." The base word jelölt refers to a person who has been nominated or is a candidate in an election or selection process. When combined with the suffix -ek to form jelöltek (plural), the addition of -re yields jelöltekre, which marks direction toward or the beneficiary of an action.

In practice, jelöltekre is used to indicate the target or recipient of a verb or a dependent element. It is common in election and political contexts, especially with verbs related to voting, supporting, or addressing actions directed at candidates. For example, in phrases such as szavazatok jelöltekre leadott (votes cast for the candidates) or támogatás jelöltekre adott (support given to the candidates), jelöltekre signals the group of candidates as the object of the action.

Grammatically, jelöltekre is formed from jelölt (candidate) + -ek (plural) + -re (direction toward). It is not a standalone concept but a case-inflected form used to convey the relation between an action and the plural candidates involved.

Notes on usage: the exact meaning of jelöltekre can vary with context, but it consistently conveys that the action concerns or is directed at the candidates as a group. The singular form is jelöltre (to/for the candidate). Related terms include jelölt, jelölés (nomination), and választási jelöltek (election candidates).