marásoknak

Marásoknak is a term that can refer to several different things, depending on the context. In a biological sense, it is sometimes used as a plural for the Hungarian word "marás," which translates to "bite" or "sting" in English. This could therefore refer to multiple instances of an animal or insect biting or stinging.

In a culinary context, "marásoknak" could be a part of a recipe or cooking instruction in Hungarian. It might describe a preparation method or a type of dish where ingredients are subjected to a specific process that the word "marás" implies, such as pickling or marinating, where the food undergoes a chemical change due to acids or other agents.

More broadly, the word "marás" can also describe corrosion or etching, for example, in materials science or chemistry. Therefore, "marásoknak" in this context would refer to multiple instances of corrosion or etching processes occurring. The precise meaning is heavily dependent on the subject matter being discussed. Without further context, it is difficult to pinpoint a single definitive meaning for "marásoknak."