kabátoknál

Kabátoknál is a Hungarian word that translates to "at the coats" or "by the coats." It is a locative case of the word "kabát," which means "coat" or "jacket." This grammatical form indicates a position or location in relation to one or more coats.

The phrase "kabátoknál" can be used in various contexts. For example, someone might say "A kulcsok a kabátoknál vannak" which means "The keys are at the coats." This suggests that the keys are located in the vicinity of where the coats are kept, perhaps on a coat rack or a nearby table.

Another possible usage could be in a descriptive sense, implying a gathering of people where coats are a prominent feature. For instance, "A buli a kabátoknál kezdődött" could mean "The party started by the coats," implying that guests were mingling and talking as they arrived and hung up their outerwear.

The "-nál" suffix in Hungarian is a common locative suffix used to indicate a position on, at, or near something. When attached to the plural form of "kabát," which is "kabátok," it forms "kabátoknál." This grammatical construction is fundamental to expressing location in the Hungarian language.