hangról

Hangról is a Hungarian linguistic form meaning "about the sound" or "concerning the sound." It is created by the noun hang (sound) together with the postpositional suffix -ról, which marks the topic or subject of discussion. In most contexts, hangról translates to "about the sound" in English, used to indicate what a sentence, article, or conversation focuses on.

Grammatically, hangról belongs to the elative/postpositional case in Hungarian. The suffix -ról/-ről attaches to a noun and expresses aboutness or origin, among other meanings. When the noun ends in a consonant, the form remains hangról; for plural or related nouns, related forms such as hangokról (about the sounds) may be used. The choice of suffix does not depend on gender and follows standard Hungarian case rules.

Usage examples:

- A hangról szóló cikk rövid volt. (The article about the sound was short.)

- A hangról beszélünk. (We are talking about the sound.)

- Az előadás a hangokról szól. (The talk concerns the sounds.)

Related terms include hang (sound) and the broader use of elative/postpositional forms to denote topics in Hungarian discourse. Hangról thus functions as a functional marker indicating subject matter in sentences discussing auditory phenomena, music, acoustics, or audio technology.