Turizmusra

Turizmusra is a grammatical form in Hungarian derived from the noun turizmus (tourism). It represents the allative or directional/purportive suffix that marks target, aim, or the object of attention in a sentence. In practical use, turizmusra often corresponds to English phrases such as “to tourism” or “for tourism,” indicating what an action is directed toward, allocated to, or based on.

The form turizmusra is created by adding the suffix -ra to the base turizmus, following Hungarian vowel harmony rules. Since the base ends with a back vowel, the common allative form is turizmusra. This construction is typically used with verbs that govern a complement in the -ra/-re form, such as those expressing focus, reliance, investment, or direction toward tourism.

Common usages include indicating focus or priority, investment directions, or dependencies. For example, a sentence like a gazdaság turizmusra támaszkodik means “the economy relies on tourism,” while turizmusra irányulnak fejlesztési tervek means “development plans are directed toward tourism.” Another example is turizmusra koncentrál a kormány, meaning “the government concentrates on tourism.”

In summary, turizmusra is a functional, not a lexical item by itself, used to specify that an action or policy is directed at, or geared toward, tourism. It is a standard component of Hungarian syntax for expressing targets, aims, or bases of actions related to the concept of tourism. See also turizmus for the base concept and related constructions with other nouns using the allative suffix.