Kanyarban

Kanyarban is a Hungarian term that denotes location in relation to a bend or turn. It is formed from the noun kanyar (bend, curve) with the inessive suffix -ban (-ben), and it expresses the meaning “in the bend” or “at the bend.” As a location expression, it is used in everyday language as well as in descriptive and instructional texts.

In usage, kanyarban describes where something is situated relative to a curved section of a road, river, or path. It can appear as a bare adverbial phrase or as a noun phrase with a definite article: a kanyarban. The form is common in road descriptions, geographic descriptions, and narrative prose, and it may also appear in headlines or driving instructions to convey a sense of proximity to a turn.

Examples:

- A kanyarban óvatosan kell vezetni. (In the bend, one must drive carefully.)

- A kanyarban lévő ház az út bal oldalán van. (The house in the bend is on the left side of the road.)

- A kanyarban elhelyezett jelzés figyelmeztet. (The sign placed in the bend gives a warning.)

Etymology and related terms: kanyarban is the inessive form of kanyar, meaning bend or turn. Related terms include kanyar (bend) and kanyarodás (turning). The expression is widely understood in Hungarian and does not belong to a specialized jargon; its meaning is clear from context.

See also: kanyar, kanyarodás, út, navigational or geographic descriptions.