Toldaléknál

Toldaléknál is a Hungarian term that translates loosely to "at the suffix" or "with the suffix." It refers to a grammatical concept where a suffix is attached to a word, modifying its meaning or grammatical function. In Hungarian grammar, suffixes are extremely important and are used extensively to indicate case, plurality, possession, tense, mood, and other grammatical features.

The concept of toldaléknál is fundamental to understanding Hungarian sentence structure. For example, adding the suffix "-nál/-nél" to a noun indicates a location, meaning "at" or "near" something. The choice between "-nál" and "-nél" depends on vowel harmony rules within the Hungarian language. Another common suffix is "-k," which signifies plurality. Thus, "ház" (house) becomes "házak" (houses) with the addition of the plural suffix.

Hungarian is an agglutinative language, meaning that words are formed by stringing together multiple suffixes, each carrying a specific grammatical meaning. This contrasts with languages that might use prepositions or changes in word form to convey the same information. Therefore, understanding the role and function of toldaléknál is crucial for both comprehending and constructing grammatically correct Hungarian sentences. The precise meaning conveyed by a word can be significantly altered by the suffixes attached to its base form.