királyokká

királyokká is the plural form of the Hungarian word "király," which translates to "king." Therefore, királyokká literally means "kings." In Hungarian grammar, the "-okká" ending signifies the plural and the allative case, indicating movement towards or becoming something. Thus, királyokká can also be interpreted as "into kings" or "to become kings." This grammatical construction is used when describing a transformation or a destination where individuals become kings. For instance, a sentence might describe a group of people who are destined to become kings, using the term királyokká. It is not a standalone noun but rather a grammatical form of the word "király" used in specific contexts to express plurality and direction or transformation. The usage is relatively uncommon in everyday language, typically appearing in more formal or literary contexts.