konservatívra

Konservatívra is a Hungarian inflected form that attaches the directional suffix -ra to the word for conservative. In standard Hungarian, the base adjective is konzervatív (conservative), and the corresponding -ra form is konzervatívra. The spelling konservatívra is generally regarded as a nonstandard variant or misspelling in standard Hungarian usage.

In practice, konservatívra (or, more correctly, konzervatívra) appears in constructions where the action is directed toward a conservative person, idea, or entity, such as in verbs of voting, support, or targeting. For example, the sentence A konzervatívra szavazott means “He voted for the conservative.” The form is part of ordinary sentence structure and is not treated as a separate lexical item, but as a grammatical inflection of the noun or adjective it follows.

Politically and culturally, conservatism in Hungarian discourse refers to a political ideology that emphasizes tradition, gradual reform, and continuity with established institutions. The corresponding noun is usually konzervativizmus or a closely related form, used to describe the ideology as a whole. The -ra form is relevant mainly for syntactic purposes within sentences discussing specific conservative figures, parties, or proposals.

See also: Conservatism, Conservative party, Hungarian political vocabulary.