Szakokra

Szakokra is a Hungarian grammatical form used to indicate direction toward or applicability to multiple fields, disciplines, or areas of knowledge. It is formed from the noun szak (meaning field, branch, or profession) in its plural form szakok, combined with the directional suffix -ra to produce szakokra. This construction functions as a postpositional complement and is common in official, educational, and policy language.

Etymology and morphology

The base meaning of szak is "field" or "discipline." To refer to several such fields, the plural form szakok is used. The directional suffix -ra attaches to the plural stem, yielding szakokra. The form is primarily a grammatical appliance rather than a separate lexical entry, and it changes with number and surrounding context (singular would be szakra, plural is szakokra).

Usage

Szakokra is used in contexts dealing with multiple disciplines or areas of focus. It often appears in phrases like szakokra vonatkozó, meaning "pertaining to the fields" or "concerning the disciplines." It is frequent in official documents, academic planning, and program descriptions when information, requirements, or statements are intended for several fields rather than a single one.

Examples

- A kiírás a szakokra vonatkozó követelményeket tartalmazza.

- Az egyetem weboldala különböző szakokra vonatkozó képzési lehetőségeket mutat be.

Notes

The precise meaning of szakokra depends on context; it can refer to academic disciplines, professional fields, or branches of knowledge as relevant to the discussion.