Konténerekbe

Konténerekbe is a Hungarian grammatical form that marks movement or placement into multiple containers. It is the illative case applied to the plural noun konténerek, meaning containers. The illative expresses direction toward the interior of something and is used with verbs of motion or action that involve putting, filling, or depositing objects into those containers.

In usage, konténerekbe appears in sentences where the action targets several containers. For example: A munkások a szemetet konténerekbe gyűjtötték. (The workers collected the waste into containers.) Az élelmiszereket konténerekbe töltik. (The foods are filled into containers.) Vizet töltünk konténerekbe. (We pour water into containers.) These examples illustrate how the form accompanies verbs such as gyűjteni, töltögetni, tölteni, indicating the destination of the action.

Etymology and related forms: konténerekbe is derived from konténer (container), a loanword from English container, with Hungarian plural and illative suffixes (-ek for plural and -be for illative). The singular illative is konténerbe, while the plural illative remains konténerekbe. This form is commonly found in contexts such as logistics, waste management, manufacturing, and food handling, where multiple containers are involved. See also konténer, illative case, and Hungarian noun morphology.