Kézikönyvére

Kézikönyvére is a Hungarian word that translates to "on its manual" or "to its manual." It is the possessive form of the noun "kézikönyv," which means "manual" or "handbook." The "-re" suffix indicates a dative case, often signifying direction, purpose, or destination. Therefore, "kézikönyvére" suggests an action or reference directed towards a manual.

In practical usage, "kézikönyvére" would appear in sentences describing an action related to a manual. For example, one might refer to looking at "kézikönyvére" (at its manual) or referring "kézikönyvére" (to its manual). It implies a specific manual belonging to a particular object or system. The term is commonly encountered in contexts where instructions or operational guidance are provided.

The word itself is composed of two parts: "kéz" meaning "hand" and "könyv" meaning "book." Thus, "kézikönyv" literally translates to "handbook." The addition of the possessive suffix "-é" and the dative suffix "-re" transforms it into "kézikönyvére," indicating a relationship with a specific manual. Understanding this word requires familiarity with Hungarian grammar, particularly its case system and possessive constructions.