képviselkre

képviselkre is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun képviselő, meaning “representative.” It is formed by adding the plural suffix -k to képviselő, yielding képviselők, and then the postpositional suffix -re, creating képviselőkre. This form is used with verbs and postpositions that require a directional or referential sense toward multiple representatives. In translations to English, it can be rendered as “to the representatives” or “toward the representatives,” depending on context.

Morphology and usage are tied to Hungarian postpositional grammar. The suffix -re marks a directional or locational relation after a base that has already taken the plural -k. Therefore, képviselőkre is the plural form used in combination with postpositions or verbs that govern recipient-like or target expressions. The exact meaning hinges on the surrounding words and the governing verb or prepositional phrase.

Common contexts include political or administrative language, where actions or references are directed at or concerning a group of representatives. Examples:

- A javaslat a képviselőkre vonatkozik. (The proposal concerns the representatives.)

- Levelet küldtek a képviselőkre. (A letter was sent to the representatives.)

- A beszéd a képviselőkre irányul. (The speech is directed at the representatives.)

See also Hungarian grammar, postpositions, and plural inflection. As a form of képviselő, képviselkre illustrates how Hungarian combines noun inflection with postpositional suffixes to express direction or reference toward a plural agent.