földimogyoróban

Földimogyoróban is a locative form of the Hungarian noun földimogyoró, meaning peanut. In Hungarian, the suffix -ban (or -ben after a consonant) marks location and is used to indicate that something is located inside or within a referent. The word földimogyoró refers to the edible legume Arachis hypogaea, commonly consumed roasted or used to make products such as peanut oil and peanut butter. The combination földimogyoróban literally translates as "in the peanut" and is used to express spatial relation or containment within a peanut shell or a peanut-based item.

In usage, földimogyoróban appears as a standard example of Hungarian noun declension with the locative suffix. It can appear in sentences describing where something is located or where an object is situated, such as: A mag a földimogyoróban található. The form illustrates how Hungarian marks location with case endings and how a concrete noun like földimogyoró adapts to convey information about position.

Etymology and context: földimogyoró means peanut, with föld meaning earth or ground and mogyoró historically referring to the nut variety. The term reflects the plant’s characteristic of developing its pods underground. The locative form földimogyoróban is therefore a routine grammatical construction rather than a distinct semantic concept beyond its literal meaning.