Mtárgyaknál

"mtárgyaknál" is a Hungarian prepositional phrase that translates to "at the objects" or "among the objects" in English. The term is often used in the context of Hungarian grammar and syntax, particularly when discussing the use of the preposition *nál* (which means "at," "by," or "near") in relation to plural or collective nouns.

The phrase *mtárgyaknál* is not a standard or widely recognized grammatical term in Hungarian linguistics, but it may appear in informal discussions or educational materials as a shorthand way to describe the prepositional case (*eset*) usage with plural nouns. The preposition *nál* typically governs the second case (*második eset*), also known as the *tárgyeset* (accusative) or *beli eset* (locative), depending on the context. For example, when referring to a location or proximity, *nál* is often paired with the locative case, while for possession or association, it may align with the accusative.

In practice, *mtárgyaknál* could be used to illustrate how *nál* functions with plural nouns, such as in the phrase *"A könyvek nálunk vannak"* ("The books are at us"), where *nálunk* (from *nál* + *mi* in the locative case) indicates a spatial or relational context. However, the term itself is not a formal grammatical construct and should be understood within its specific conversational or instructional context.

For precise grammatical analysis, Hungarian linguists and educators typically refer to the individual components—such as the preposition *nál* and its governing case—rather than the combined phrase. The study of such constructions falls under Hungarian morphology and syntax, which examine how words interact in sentences to convey meaning.