Táblákon

Táblákon is the locative plural form of the Hungarian noun tábla, meaning board, plaque, or sign. It denotes location on multiple boards or panels, akin to the English phrase “on the boards” or “on the signs.” The term is used when information or writing is displayed on several surfaces.

Morphology and grammar include the standard Hungarian pattern of suffixation. The plural táblák is formed by adding the plural suffix -k to the singular táblá. The locative case then attaches -on to the plural, yielding táblákon. For reference, the singular locative is táblán (on the board), while the plural locative is táblákon (on the boards). This construction is regular and follows vowel harmony rules typical of Hungarian suffixes.

Usage and context: táblákon is common in contexts involving signage, displays, and material presented on physical boards. It is used to specify where information can be found, such as in classrooms, museums, exhibitions, or instructional materials. Example sentences include: A feliratok a táblákon olvashatók. (The inscriptions on the boards are readable.) A térképek és magyarázat a kiállítás tábláin találhatók. (The maps and explanations are found on the exhibition boards.)

Etymology and related forms: táblákon derives from táblá (board) plus the plural -k and locative -on. Related forms include táblán (on the board), táblák (boards), and táblákon (on the boards). The term functions as a standard grammatical construction for indicating location on multiple boards or signs.