Látásban

Látásban is a Hungarian locative form derived from the noun látás, meaning vision or sight. The suffix -ban/-ben marks a location or context, so látásban can be translated roughly as “in sight” or “in the sense of vision.” It is a grammatical construction used to place something within the field of vision or within the realm of seeing.

In ordinary language, látásban indicates that something is visible or within what a person can see, either literally in the visual field or metaphorically as part of what is perceived. It is a relatively common term in descriptive or literary prose, as well as in conversations about perception, optics, or visual experience. The exact nuance depends on context; it can refer to the physical presence of an object within sight, or to the perceptual perspective of an observer.

From a linguistic perspective, látásban illustrates how Hungarian forms locative expressions by attaching suffixes to base nouns. As with other -ban/-ben locatives, it requires agreement with sentence elements and is often complemented by verbs of perception, prepositions, or possessive forms when specifying whose vision is being described.

Related terms include látás (vision or sight), látásélesség (visual acuity), látómező (visual field), and szem (eye). Understanding látásban helps in parsing sentences that discuss what is visible or perceptible in a given context.

See also: látás, látásélesség, látómező, szem.