Spórákat

Spórákat is the accusative plural form of the Hungarian noun spóra, meaning spores. In Hungarian grammar, spórákat is used when spores are the direct object of a verb or phrase; it is not a separate scientific term, but a grammatical form that appears in biological texts and everyday language. For example: "A spórákat a szél terjeszti," which translates to "The spores are dispersed by the wind."

Biology and usage: Spóra, the singular form, refers to spores—reproductive units found in a variety of organisms, including fungi, mosses, ferns, and some algae. Spores enable propagation and dispersal without fertilization in certain life cycles. They are typically adapted to endure unfavorable conditions and can germinate into new individuals when circumstances improve. In fungi, spores may be produced by different stages of the life cycle and can be haploid or diploid depending on the organism and stage.

Etymology and grammar: The word spóra comes from Latin spora, transmitted through Hungarian. The plural forms follow standard Hungarian patterns: spórák for nominative plural and spórákat for accusative plural. This morphological framework explains how Spórákat functions as a grammatical form rather than a distinct biological term.

See also: spóra, spórák.