hangzásba
Hangzásba is a Hungarian word-formation that derives from the noun hangzás, meaning sound, timbre, or sonority, and the directional suffix -ba. The combination yields a locative sense of movement or immersion “into the sound” or “into the realm of sound.” The form is primarily found in literary or poetic contexts, where writers wish to express being drawn into or entering a sonic space. In everyday prose or technical writing, hangzásba is relatively rare and tends to read as stylistically marked.
In usage, hangzásba commonly appears with verbs of entering, immersion, or immersion of attention, such as merülni
Etymology and grammar: hangzás is formed from hang (sound) with the abstract noun suffix -zás, and -ba
See also: Hungarian grammar, suffixes -ba/-be, hangzás, phonetics, musicology.