Objektumokon

Objektumokon is a Hungarian grammatical form, serving as the locative plural of the noun objektum (object). It means “on the objects” and is used to express location on or in relation to multiple objects. The base plural form is objektumok (the nominative plural); by adding the locative suffix -on (which follows vowel harmony rules, yielding -on/-en/-ön as appropriate) the word becomes objektumokon.

Formation and usage notes: Hungarian marks number and case through suffixes. For objektum, the locative plural is formed by attaching -on to the plural objektumok, resulting in objektumokon. In this word, the choice -on is determined by vowel harmony and the final音 in the plural form. The singular locative is objektumon (on the object), for comparison.

Examples:

- A kísérlet az objektumokon végzett megfigyeléseket foglalja magába.

- A program dokumentálja az objektumokon végzett műveleteket.

Context and nuance: In everyday Hungarian, objektumokon is commonly found in contexts where actions, observations, or operations are described as applying to several objects. In computing or object-oriented programming discussions, objektumokon is used similarly to say “on the objects” when referring to methods or procedures performed across multiple instances. It contrasts with objektumon (on the object) and objektumokon (on the objects) depending on number.