csatornákba

csatornákba is a Hungarian prepositional phrase meaning “into the channels” or “into the ducts.” It is formed from the noun csatorna, which refers to a pipe, duct, canal, or channel, joined with the plural accusative suffix –ba, indicating movement toward an enclosed space. The phrase is used in various contexts where the movement of objects, liquids, or people into a channel system is described.

In everyday speech csatornákba is most frequently encountered in conversations about plumbing, drainage, and irrigation. For example, when a plumber installs a new water supply system, the technician might say that water will flow csatornákba, thereby assuring that the water will reach all parts of the building. Similarly, agricultural workers describe irrigation practices by stating that fertilizer or water is applied csatornákba, ensuring even distribution across fields.

The phrase also appears in urban development and civil engineering texts, where stormwater runoff is diverted csatornákba to prevent flooding. In environmental discussions csatornákba may refer to the projection of waste materials into drainage lines. Additionally, in logistics and manufacturing, csatornákba is used to explain how parts move through conveyor systems toward assembly stations.

Because csatorna can denote both literal physical channels and metaphorical vessels of flow, csatornákba can be applied in figurative expressions such as “the argument flowed csatornákba,” indicating that an idea entered a system of communication or discourse. The phrase exemplifies the Hungarian language’s flexible use of case endings to convey precise spatial relationships.