Kormányokra

Kormányokra is a Hungarian word-formed phrase that functions as the plural allative form of the noun kormány. The term can refer to two main senses depending on context: political and mechanical. In political language, kormány can mean the government or cabinet; in mechanical contexts, it can mean the steering wheel of a vehicle. Therefore, kormányokra can mean “to the governments” or “to the steering wheels,” or indicate direction toward these entities.

In grammar, kormányek is the plural nominative form (kormányok). By adding the allative suffix -okra, the word becomes kormányokra, expressing direction toward a plural reference. The allative usage is common in phrases describing influence, pressure, or movement toward the target in question. The sense is determined by the surrounding words and the broader discourse.

Usage notes emphasize that the meaning of kormányokra hinges on context. When discussing politics, it often appears in sentences about actions directed at governments or criticism aimed at policy decisions. In technical or mechanical writing, it can describe forces or movements affecting steering components or related systems.

Examples:

- A vitában a kormányokra nehezedő nyomás nőtt. (In the debate, the pressure on the governments increased.)

- A kormányokra ható erők befolyásolták a kormányzás stabilitását. (Forces acting on the steering wheels influenced the stability of steering.)

See also: kormány (meaning: government, or steering wheel) and Hungarian noun declension.