Leckében

Leckében is a Hungarian locative form of the noun lecke, meaning a reference to “in the lesson” or “within the content of a lesson.” It functions as a prepositional adverbial phrase, indicating location in a textual or instructional sense rather than a physical place. The form is created by adding the locative suffix -ben to the stem lecke, yielding leckében. For plural references, the form would be leckékben.

Etymology and morphology: The word consists of the noun lecke (lesson) combined with the locative suffix -ben, which marks location or position in Hungarian. The noun endings may change with different number or possessive contexts, but leckében specifically signals a location inside a single lesson. The construction is regular within Hungarian noun-inflection patterns, and there are no special irregularities unique to this form.

Usage: Leckében is most often used when discussing content, descriptions, or instructions that are contained within a particular lesson. Examples include phrases like “A leckében leírtak alapján oldjuk meg a feladatot” (Solve the task according to what is described in the lesson) or “A leckében foglalt szabályokat kell betartani” (The rules stated in the lesson must be followed). In everyday language, speakers may prefer broader expressions like “a tananyagban” or “az órán,” but leckében remains common in contexts that refer explicitly to the written content of a lesson.

See also: Hungarian locative cases, inessive, lecke (lesson), Hungarian grammar.