Sétákban

Sétákban is a Hungarian word that translates to "in walks" or "on walks." It is a plural form derived from the noun "séta," meaning "walk." The word is used to describe activities or experiences that occur during a period of walking. For example, one might say "gondolatok sétákban" which translates to "thoughts in walks," implying that one often has ideas or contemplates matters while taking a stroll. Similarly, "élmények sétákban" would mean "experiences in walks," referring to events or observations made during such excursions. The term can also be used more metaphorically, suggesting a meandering or leisurely approach to something, though its literal meaning related to physical walking is most common. The grammatical structure of "sétákban" indicates a locative case, specifying the location or context of an action. This prepositional usage is typical in Hungarian for indicating that something is happening within or during a particular activity.