bemenetre

Bemenetre is a Hungarian term used to denote a directional meaning “toward the entrance.” It is formed from bemenet, meaning entry, and the directional suffix -re, which in Hungarian marks movement toward a surface or location. The construction bemenet + -re yields the phrase bemetre, used in contexts where a route or path leads to an entry point, such as architectural descriptions, maps, or signage. It should be noted that bemetre is not a common everyday word; rather, it appears in descriptive or technical language and may be reserved for formal documentation.

In practice, bemetre functions as a label rather than a standalone word in daily speech. For example, a sign on a building might indicate the direction “bemenetre” to point visitors toward the main entrance. The more common Hungarian terms for the same concept are “bejárat” (entrance) or phrases like “az bejárathoz” (to the entrance).

Etymology and related forms: The base bemenet derives from bemenni (to enter) and denotes the act or point of entry. The -re suffix marks direction toward a surface or place, producing a directional noun phrase rather than a standalone verb.

See also: bejárat, bemenet, bemenni.