kamrákba

The term "kamrákba" is a Hungarian word that can be translated to "into rooms" or "into chambers." It is a plural dative form of the word "kamra," which means room or chamber. The dative case in Hungarian indicates the recipient or the direction of an action. Therefore, "kamrákba" specifically denotes movement or placement into multiple rooms or chambers.

This phrase might be used in various contexts. For example, one might say "Helyezd a tárgyakat a kamrákba" which translates to "Place the objects into the rooms." It could also be used to describe the act of entering multiple spaces, such as "A vendégek a kamrákba mentek," meaning "The guests went into the rooms." The specific type of "kamra" can vary, ranging from simple storage rooms to more formal chambers within a building. The word carries a sense of being enclosed or within a defined space. The plural form emphasizes that the action or state applies to more than one such space.