Példányokhoz

Példányokhoz is a Hungarian word that translates to "to specimens" or "for specimens." It is primarily used in scientific and technical contexts, particularly in biology, zoology, and botany, when referring to the handling, examination, or collection of individual examples of organisms. The word implies a direct relationship or action concerning these physical examples.

In the context of scientific research, "példányokhoz" might appear in instructions for laboratory procedures, collection protocols, or database entries. For instance, a researcher might be instructed to "add preservative to the specimens" or "compare the new findings to existing specimens." The term emphasizes the tangible, individual nature of the biological entities being studied.

Beyond scientific disciplines, "példányokhoz" can also be used in other fields where physical examples are important. This could include museums for artifacts, libraries for rare books, or even in manufacturing for product samples. The core meaning remains consistent: referring to and interacting with individual instances of something. The plural form "példányokhoz" indicates that the action or relationship applies to multiple such instances.