akkumulátorába

Akkumulátorába is a Hungarian word that translates to "into its battery" or "in its battery." It is the inessive case of the word "akkumulátor," which means "battery." This grammatical form indicates a location within something. For example, one might say "A telefon akkumulátorába van a hiba" which translates to "The fault is in the phone's battery." The word itself is a direct borrowing from German "Akkumulator," which in turn comes from Latin "accumulare" meaning "to heap up" or "to accumulate." Batteries, in their most basic sense, are devices that store and accumulate electrical energy. The use of "akkumulátorába" in a sentence therefore clearly denotes that the subject or action is contained within the physical confines of the battery. This term is commonly encountered in contexts related to electronics, vehicles, and any device that relies on a rechargeable power source. The correct usage of the inessive case is crucial for conveying precise meaning in Hungarian, and "akkumulátorába" serves as a specific example of this grammatical function applied to a technical term.