fiókba

The Hungarian word "fiókba" is the locative case of the noun "fiók," which translates to "drawer" or "cubbyhole" in English. Therefore, "fiókba" signifies "into the drawer" or "into the cubbyhole." It is used to describe the action of placing something inside such a compartment.

For instance, one might say "Tedd a kulcsot a fiókba" which translates to "Put the key into the drawer." This prepositional phrase indicates the destination of the object being moved. The suffix "-ba" is a common Hungarian locative suffix indicating movement into a place. The word "fiók" itself can refer to a drawer in a desk, a cabinet, or any similar receptacle designed for storage within a larger piece of furniture. It can also refer to a small, enclosed space or cubby.

The usage of "fiókba" is straightforward and is a fundamental part of Hungarian grammar when discussing spatial relationships and actions involving containers. It is not a technical term but rather a common, everyday word used in ordinary conversation.