forrásaira

Forrásaira is a Hungarian inflected form built from the noun forrás (source). It represents the allative form of the third-person possessive plural, combining the possessive plural suffix -ai with the allative suffix -ra. In practical terms, forrásaira means “to his/her/its sources” or “to their sources,” indicating direction toward those sources.

Morphology and construction: The base noun is forrás. The possessive plural suffix -ai yields forrásai, which expresses ownership by a third person (his/her/its sources) or, in plural contexts, owners other than the speaker. Adding the allative suffix -ra to that form gives forrásaira, signaling motion or reference toward the sources in question.

Usage: This form commonly appears with verbs that take a destination or reference as an object. For example, A kutató a forrásaira hivatkozik translates to “The researcher refers to his/her sources.” Another example is A tanuló a forrásaira mutatott, meaning “The student pointed to his/her sources.” The construction is especially natural in academic or analytical writing where sources or references are being directed to or cited.

Notes: The form follows standard Hungarian vowel harmony and suffixation patterns. It is derived from the common noun forrás and demonstrates how possession and direction can be encoded in a single word through sequential suffixes (-ai for possessive plural, -ra for allative).