bombát

Bombát is the Hungarian accusative singular of bomba, meaning a bomb when used as a direct object in a sentence. In Hungarian, bomba is the base noun; bombát is the form used after verbs that act on the bomb. For example: A rendőrség felrobbantotta a bombát.

Origin: The word bomba comes from the French bombe or Italian bomba, and entered many European languages in the 19th and 20th centuries with modern warfare and scientific developments.

Usage and context: In historical and modern texts, bombát appears in reports, legal contexts, and literature to denote a specific explosive device as an object. Discussions about bombs are typically handled with safety and ethical considerations.

Legal and safety: In most jurisdictions, handling and construction of explosive devices are tightly regulated. Public discussion focuses on history, policy, and safety rather than instructions on creating or deploying bombs.

See also: bomba, bombázás, robbanóanyag.