ajtóba

The word "ajtóba" is a Hungarian word. It is the dative singular form of "ajtó," which means "door" in English. Therefore, "ajtóba" translates to "into the door" or "to the door."

In Hungarian grammar, the dative case is typically used to indicate the direction of movement, the indirect object of a verb, or the recipient of an action. When used with verbs of motion, "ajtóba" signifies entering or moving towards a door. For instance, one might say "bement az ajtóba," meaning "he/she went into the door."

The word "ajtó" itself is a common noun, referring to the physical barrier that can be opened or closed to allow or prevent passage through an entrance. The suffix "-ba" is a common case ending in Hungarian, indicating movement into something. Thus, "ajtóba" is a straightforward example of how case endings modify the meaning of nouns in Hungarian to convey specific grammatical relationships and nuances. It is a frequently used word in everyday conversation, particularly when describing actions related to entering or exiting a building or room.