Többszámban

"Többszámban" is a Hungarian term that translates to "in plural" or "in the plural form" in English. It refers to the grammatical number used to indicate that a noun refers to more than one entity. In Hungarian, nouns have two numbers: singular and plural. The plural form is used when referring to multiple items, people, or concepts.

The plural form in Hungarian is typically formed by adding a suffix to the singular form of the noun. The suffix varies depending on the type of noun. For example, nouns ending in a vowel or a consonant cluster often take the suffix "-k," while nouns ending in a consonant take the suffix "-k" or "-ak." There are also irregular plural forms for certain nouns.

The plural form is used in various contexts, such as when counting objects, referring to a group of people, or describing multiple instances of an abstract concept. For instance, "könyv" (book) becomes "könyvek" (books) in the plural, and "ember" (person) becomes "emberek" (people).

Understanding the plural form is essential for effective communication in Hungarian, as it helps convey the correct quantity and specificity of the nouns being discussed.