Példáiban

Példáiban is a Hungarian word that translates to "in his/her/its examples" or "in the examples of him/her/it." It is the possessive form of the word "példa," meaning "example." The suffix "-iban" indicates the locative case, signifying "in." Therefore, "példáiban" refers to something being contained within or demonstrated through the examples provided by a specific person or entity.

This term is often used when discussing academic works, theoretical concepts, or practical demonstrations where a person or entity illustrates their points through concrete instances. For example, a scholar might analyze "példáiban" a particular author's literary works to understand their thematic development. Similarly, in a technical manual, one might refer to "példáiban" a manufacturer's instructions to grasp how a device operates.

The usage of "példáiban" is intrinsically tied to the context of providing or referring to illustrative cases. It emphasizes the explanatory power of these examples in conveying a particular idea, principle, or phenomenon. The specific gender or number of the subject whose examples are being referenced is determined by the preceding possessive pronoun or by the grammatical context of the sentence in which "példáiban" appears.