bázisainál

Bázisainál is a Hungarian word that translates to "at its bases" or "at its foundations" in English. It is a possessive form of the noun "bázis," which means "base" or "foundation." The "-ainál" suffix indicates the locative case, meaning "at" or "in the location of."

This term can be used in various contexts. In a literal sense, it might refer to the physical base of an object, such as the base of a statue or a building. For example, one might say "A virág a bázisainál hervadt el," meaning "The flower withered at its base."

More figuratively, "bázisainál" can refer to the fundamental principles or underlying elements of something. In this sense, it speaks to the core concepts or the starting point of an idea, theory, or system. For instance, a discussion about the fundamental principles of a scientific theory might use the phrase "a tudomány bázisainál," translating to "at the bases of science."

The word can also be used in military or strategic contexts, referring to operational bases or centers of activity. "A katonák a bázisainál készültek fel" would mean "The soldiers prepared at their bases." The precise meaning is always dependent on the surrounding words and the overall context of the sentence.