lámpákon

The word "lámpákon" is the Hungarian plural accusative form of "lámpa," which translates to "lamp" in English. This means that when referring to multiple lamps that are the direct object of a verb, the word "lámpákon" would be used. For example, in a sentence like "I saw the lamps," the Hungarian equivalent would use this form.

Hungarian is an agglutinative language, meaning that suffixes are added to a root word to convey grammatical information. In this case, "lámpa" is the root, and the suffixes "-k" and "-on" are added. The "-k" signifies the plural, indicating more than one lamp. The "-on" is the accusative case suffix, used for direct objects. Understanding these suffixes is key to comprehending Hungarian grammar.

Therefore, "lámpákon" specifically denotes "lamps" as the recipient of an action. This is distinct from other Hungarian cases that might refer to lamps in different grammatical roles, such as "lámpák" (lamps, nominative plural) or "lámpáknál" (at the lamps, at lamps). The precise usage of "lámpákon" hinges on its grammatical function within a sentence.