Szekcióira

Szekcióira is a Hungarian grammatical form that combines the noun szekció (section, part) with possessive and case endings to mean “to its sections” or “to its parts.” It illustrates how Hungarian can encode ownership and direction in a single word form, using the possessive suffix and the postposition -ra (toward, to). The result szekcióira typically appears in contexts where one refers to multiple sections belonging to a larger whole, such as a document, report, or conference program.

Morphology and usage

The construction generally involves szekció as the base, the third-person possessive suffix -i (to indicate “its” or, more broadly, “belonging to X”), and the directional suffix -ra. The combination yields szekcióira, meaning “to its sections” or “toward its sections.” The exact interpretation depends on context, especially what the possessor is and what is being discussed. In everyday or formal Hungarian, you may encounter phrases such as a jelentés szekcióira vonatkozó útmutatók (guidelines relating to the report’s sections) or a tanulmány szekcióira mutató hivatkozások (references pointing to the study’s sections).

Contexts

Szekcióira is most likely to appear in written mainly formal or technical discourse—academic papers, legal or administrative texts, and conference programs—where precise reference to parts of a larger work is required. It can refer to sections within a document, divisions of a project, or tracks within a conference, depending on what is being discussed.

Notes

- The form reflects Hungarian’s agglutinative morphology, combining ownership and direction in one word.

- Meaning hinges on the antecedent possessor and the referenced object’s structure.

See also szekció, szekciók, vonatkozó kapcsolatok.

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