Kurzusra

Kurzusra is a form of the Hungarian noun kurzus (course) that uses the postpositional suffix -ra to indicate movement toward or targeting a course. The word kurzus refers to a structured educational program or training session, ranging from university courses to online or language classes. Kurzusra functions as the allative case form, commonly used with verbs that express intention, enrollment, or aiming at something, such as jelentkezik (to apply for) or részt venni (to participate in) when the action is directed at the course.

In everyday usage, kurzusra appears in sentences that describe applying for or intending to join a course. It is often found in educational and professional contexts, including universities, language schools, and training programs. The form is typically paired with verbs of enrollment or intention, for example: A kurzusra jelentkeztem. (I applied for the course.) Minden diák jelentkezhet a kurzusra. (All students may apply for the course.)

Etymology and relation: kurzus is a loanword in Hungarian, generally traced to German Kurs or Latin cursus, reflecting the same broad sense of a predefined program or sequence. The suffix -ra is a productive Hungarian indicator of direction toward or targeting something, and kurzusra complements other course-related forms such as kurzuson (on/at the course) or kurzusokat (courses, as a plural object).

See also: kurzus, tanfolyam, educational programs.