formáj

Formáj is a term used in some Eastern European languages, including Hungarian, to describe the process of forming or shaping something. The word "formáj" is the dative form of "alak", which means "shape" or "form". In Hungarian grammar, the dative form is used when the object of a verb is also the indirect object.

In the context of forming or shaping, "formáj" refers to the act of creating a specific shape or structure. It can be used to describe the process of crafting, molding, or modifying materials to achieve a desired form.

In some cases, "formáj" is also used to refer to the process of giving something a particular appearance or character. This can include changing the shape or appearance of an object, as well as altering its properties or attributes.

The term "formáj" is closely related to the concept of "alak", which is the underlying shape or structure of an object. In the process of forming or shaping, the "alak" is transformed or modified into a specific form or appearance.

As a grammatical concept, "formáj" is an important part of the Hungarian language, reflecting the complexities of Eastern European grammar. However, its usage and meaning can vary depending on the context in which it is used. In general, "formáj" is an essential term for understanding the shaping and forming processes in language and its cultural context.