Környezetekre

Környezetekre is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun környezet (environment) with plural marker -ek and the directional/target suffix -re. Morphologically it combines base + plural + postpositional suffix (környezet + -ek + -re → környezetekre). The suffix -ra/-re marks direction toward, placement onto, or applicability to a target; vowel harmony determines the choice of -ra or -re.

In usage környezetekre commonly translates into English as "to environments," "onto environments," or "for environments," depending on context. Examples include attention or action directed at multiple environments (e.g., "Figyelni kell a környezetekre" — "One must pay attention to the environments") and statements of applicability (e.g., "A szabályok a különböző környezetekre is érvényesek" — "The rules also apply to different environments"). The form appears in general discourse about natural, built, social, or technical environments and in specialized contexts such as computing, where it can refer to deploying software to various environments (fejlesztési, tesztelési, éles környezetekre).

As a grammatical token, környezetekre illustrates Hungarian agglutinative morphology and vowel harmony. Its meaning depends on syntactic role and verbs or predicates that govern directionality or applicability. Translation and interpretation require attention to context to choose the appropriate English preposition or phrasing.