Rákban
Rákban is the locative singular form of the Hungarian noun rák. In Hungarian, the locative case is used to indicate that something is located inside or within something else, and -ban/-ben is the standard suffix for this case. The form rákban would be applied to the stem rák to express “in a crab” or “in cancer,” depending on context.
The noun rák has at least two main senses in Hungarian. One sense refers to the crustacean
- Rákban serves as a location expression, typically describing something located inside a crab or inside cancerous
- As with other Hungarian place-and-location forms, the form changes only according to the case system rules;
- Hungarian grammar and the locative case