lámpáknál

The word "lámpáknál" is a Hungarian word. It is the plural form of "lámpa," meaning lamp, and the "-nál" suffix, which is a locative case ending indicating "at" or "near." Therefore, "lámpáknál" translates to "at the lamps" or "near the lamps."

In Hungarian grammar, the "-nál/-nél" suffix is used to denote proximity or location. It is attached to nouns to indicate that something is situated at, by, or near the object specified by the noun. For example, "asztalnál" means "at the table," and "háznál" means "at the house."

The use of "lámpáknál" would typically be in a sentence describing a location or an action taking place in the vicinity of multiple lamps. For instance, one might say "A gyerekek a lámpáknál játszanak," which translates to "The children are playing at the lamps." This suggests a scene where lamps provide illumination, perhaps in a park or a street, and children are engaged in activity around them.

The word's pronunciation involves a distinct Hungarian vowel sound, "á," which is a long "a" sound. The "l" sounds are similar to English "l," and the "p" is also recognizable. The "n" is a standard nasal sound, and the "k" is a typical hard "k" sound. The final "á" is again a long "a." Together, the word is pronounced roughly as "LAHM-pah-knahl."