Vállára

Vállára is a Hungarian word that translates to "on the shoulder" in English. It is a prepositional phrase used to indicate the position of something or someone on a person's shoulder. This can refer to carrying an object, such as a bag or a child, or to the act of placing something there, like a pat on the back. The word is commonly encountered in everyday conversation and literature in Hungary. Its usage is straightforward, denoting a direct physical placement or resting upon the shoulder. For example, one might say "A gyermek vállára ült" which means "The child sat on his shoulder," or "Tette a kezét a vállára" meaning "He placed his hand on his shoulder." The grammatical structure is simple, with "váll" meaning shoulder and "-ra" being a dative/superlative case ending indicating "onto" or "on."