bevásárlólistára

Bevásárlólistára is a Hungarian phrase that marks direction toward a shopping list. It is formed from the noun bevásárlólista, meaning “shopping list,” together with the suffix -ra, which in Hungarian indicates motion toward or onto something, corresponding to the allative case.

The base bevásárlólista is a compound of bevásárló (relating to shopping) and lista (list). The combined form is used in contexts where an action is directed at the list—for example, adding items to the list or referring to items that belong on it. In practice, bevásárlólistára appears in sentences that describe placing an item on a list or targeting the list as the destination of an action.

In everyday language, the expression is common in planning and organizing purchases. It is also widely used in digital tools and applications for grocery management, where user interface elements may label a button or prompt with bevásárlólistára to indicate adding an entry to the shopping list or viewing the list as the destination of the action.

Grammatically, bevásárlólista takes the -ra/-re suffix to form bevásárlólistára when used with verbs that govern destination or placement, aligning with Hungarian case usage for expressing motion toward a surface or target.

See also: bevásárlólista, Hungarian grammar, allative case, list-making and shopping list management.