Sétára

Sétára is a Hungarian adverbial noun formed from séta (a walk) plus the postpositional suffix -ra, producing the phrase meaning "for a walk" or "to go for a walk." It functions as a purpose or destination complement in sentences and is used with verbs of motion or intention, such as menni (to go), indulni (to set out), or kimenni (to go out). The suffix -ra follows vowel harmony and yields sétára.

In use, sétára typically accompanies the verb of movement: examples include "Sétára megyek" (I am going for a walk), "A gyerekek sétára mentek" (The children went for a walk), "Minden reggel sétára megyek" (I go for a walk every morning), and "Induljunk sétára" (Let's head out for a walk). The phrase does not change for person or number beyond what the main verb requires; it remains a fixed complement that indicates purpose rather than location.

Notes: sétára is not a preposition itself but a postpositional suffix combination; it can be placed before the verb it accompanies and is often positioned directly after the noun it modifies when used with other modifiers. It is common in everyday Hungarian to describe routine walks, leisure, or social outings.