Szekciókra

Szekciókra is a Hungarian phrase formed from szekció (section, division, or session) and the plural suffix -k with the directional/dative suffix -ra, used to indicate division into or movement toward sections. The expression commonly appears in planning and documentation contexts, where content is organized into distinct thematic units.

In practice, szekciókra denotes that something is subdivided into sections or grouped into different parts. For example, a conference program may be organized szekciókra, a report may be divided szekciókra, or a project timetable may be arranged szekciókra. The exact sense depends on context: it can refer to physical or thematic grouping, or to a sequence of parts within a larger whole.

Etymology and usage notes: szekció originates from the same root as the international word section, with Hungarian adaptations through historical languages such as Latin sectio or French section. The form szekciókra specifically marks plurality and a directional or classificatory relation to the sections. Common verbs that accompany it include osztani (to divide), bontani (to split), tagolni (to structure), and szervezni (to organize).

Related terms include szekció (the singular), fejezet (chapter or section in a book), részleg (department or subsection), and csoport (group). While szekciók can refer to conference segments, they also appear in publishing, planning, and administrative contexts where content is organized into discrete units for clarity and navigation.