gyártásba

Gyártásba is the illative case form of the Hungarian noun gyártás, meaning production or manufacturing. It expresses direction into the production phase, i.e., that something is moving into or entering production. The term is common in industrial, project planning, and supply-chain contexts to indicate readiness for manufacturing or the transition of a product into the manufacturing stage.

Morphology and usage: In Hungarian, the illative case is formed with the suffix -ba or -be, depending on vowel harmony. For gyártás, which ends with the back vowel á, the correct form is gyártásba. It is used with verbs of motion or change, such as kerül (to come into) or lép (to step into). Examples include a prototípus a gyártásba került (the prototype has gone into production) and a termék a gyártásba lép (the product enters production).

Context and related forms: Gyártásba appears in planning and reporting to denote that a project or item is moving from design or prototyping into production. Related forms include gyártás (production), gyártási (manufacturing-related), gyártásban (in production), and gyártásból (from production). The illative form is a grammatical device rather than a separate concept, serving to mark the transition into the production phase within Hungarian syntax.