határoknál

Határoknál is a Hungarian locative case form meaning “at the borders.” It is used when referring to locations at or near multiple border lines or border regions. The word is formed from határok (borders) plus the locative suffix -nál, yielding határoknál to indicate position at the borders.

In usage, határoknál appears in geographical, political, or news contexts to describe activities, conditions, or events at border zones. For example: “A menekültek a határoknál várakoztak.” or “A határoknál zajló ellenőrzés szigorú.” These sentences illustrate how the term situates actions or situations in proximity to national or regional boundaries.

Relation to other forms: határnál denotes “at the border” in the singular (for a single border). Határoknál emphasizes plurality of borders or border regions. Other related expressions include határmentén (along the border) and a határokon át (across the borders). The term is common in descriptive writing, journalism, and discussions dealing with border areas, migration, security, and international relations.