Táblák

Táblák is the plural form of tábla in Hungarian. The word refers to flat, rectangular objects used as a surface for writing, display, or labeling. The plural Táblák is used for multiple boards, signs, or plates in various contexts.

In educational settings, tábla commonly denotes a chalkboard or whiteboard; a teacher writes on a tábla and students copy notes. In other contexts, tábla denotes a signboard or information plaque: street signs, building plaques, museum placards, or directional panels in public spaces. A related usage describes memorial or commemorative plaques as emléktáblák, or nameplates on doors and furniture described as névtáblák or ajtótáblák depending on context.

In print and signage, táblák are often made from wood, metal, plastic, or ceramic, with a message, symbol, or map. The term can also refer more generally to a board-like component in a device or machine, or to a decorative panel.

Difference from táblázat: Táblázat refers to a table or spreadsheet-like arrangement of data, typically a data table, whereas tábla (and táblák) refers to a physical board or sign rather than a data structure.

Plural formation follows standard Hungarian rules: tábla → táblák.