feltárásokra

Feltárásokra is a Hungarian term that generally refers to the plural form of feltárás in a case indicating direction or purpose, i.e., “to/for explorations or investigations.” The word can be used across different domains to denote activities aimed at uncovering, examining, or disclosing information, artifacts, or conditions.

Etymology and meaning: Feltárás comes from the verb feltárni, meaning to uncover or reveal, and is formed with the noun-forming suffix -ás. The suffix -ra (or -re, depending on phonology) marks direction toward something or the purpose of an action, so feltárásokra can be understood as “toward investigations” or “for investigations” in a given context.

Contexts and usage: In archaeology and anthropology, feltárásokra refers to systematic excavations and surveys conducted to uncover artifacts, document stratigraphy, and interpret a site. In journalism, governance, and science, the term can denote investigative activities aimed at revealing facts, uncovering misconduct, or examining a phenomenon in depth. The specific meaning of feltárásokra depends on the domain and the surrounding syntactic construction.

Process and outcomes: Archaeological feltárások typically involve surveying, mapping, excavation, documentation, artifact recovery, and conservation, culminating in reports and publications. Investigative feltárások in other fields emphasize evidence gathering, verification, and disclosure, often informing policy decisions, legal actions, or public understanding. Across uses, the term emphasizes systematic, deliberate uncovering and the dissemination of newly uncovered knowledge.

See also: feltárás, feltáró, feltáró munka, investigative terminology in Hungarian. The exact sense of feltárásokra is determined by the surrounding context and the field of application.