Objektumon

Objektumon is the locative singular form of the Hungarian noun objektum, meaning object. It is used to indicate location on or upon the surface of an object. In Hungarian, locative forms are created by adding suffixes such as -on/-en/-ön to the noun, chosen according to vowel harmony; for objektum the form is objektumon.

The plural locative form is objektumokon, used when referring to the surface of multiple objects. For example: A matrica az objektumon van (The sticker is on the object). A felirat az objektumon olvasható (The inscription can be read on the object).

Usage notes: Objektumon primarily marks surface location on a concrete object, but it can appear in figurative language when describing something situated on or about an object in a spatial sense. It is a standard grammatical form and not a specialized term; its meaning is determined by the context of the sentence.

In practice, objektumon is common in everyday Hungarian when describing placement, labeling, or markings that are physically located on a specific object. It also appears in technical or instructional texts where precise positioning on an item is described. See also: Hungarian grammar, locative case, objektum.