Példáknak

Példáknak is a Hungarian word that translates to "for examples" or "as examples." It is the dative plural form of the Hungarian word "példa," which means "example." This grammatical form is used when referring to something that is presented or used as an illustration or instance of a larger category or concept.

In Hungarian grammar, the dative case often indicates the recipient or the purpose of an action or a state. Therefore, "példáknak" specifically denotes that something is being provided or considered "for the purpose of being an example." For instance, one might say "Ezeket a képeket példáknak hoztam" which translates to "I brought these pictures as examples." Here, the pictures are not the main subject but are presented to illustrate a point.

The usage of "példáknak" is common in both spoken and written Hungarian. It helps to clarify the role of certain items or ideas within a discourse, signaling that they are meant to serve as illustrations rather than definitive statements or primary subjects. This grammatical construction is essential for conveying nuance and precision in the Hungarian language when discussing instances, illustrations, or precedents.