Sínpályát

Sínpályát is the accusative singular form of the Hungarian word "sínpálya," which translates to "railway track" or "track." In Hungarian grammar, the accusative case is used to indicate the direct object of a verb or to denote direction or destination. Therefore, "sínpályát" signifies a railway track as the object of an action or as the place something is going towards.

For example, in a sentence like "A vonat elhagyta a sínpályát" (The train left the track), "sínpályát" is the direct object of the verb "elhagyta" (left). In another context, "A teherautó a sínpályát követte" (The truck followed the track), "sínpályát" indicates the path or direction being followed. The use of the accusative case is a fundamental aspect of Hungarian syntax, marking the role of the noun within a sentence. Understanding the function of case endings like "-t" in "sínpályát" is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentence structure and meaning. The word itself refers to the physical structure consisting of rails, sleepers, and ballast that forms a pathway for trains.