oszlopokra

Oszlopokra is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun oszlop (column) with the directional suffix -okra. It denotes movement toward or placement on multiple columns and answers the question hova? in a plural context, meaning onto the columns or onto surfaces of several columns.

In grammar, oszlopokra functions as a postpositional phrase that marks the destination of a verb of action, such as placing or mounting. It is used whenever the target of the action is more than one column. The form typically appears with verbs like helyezni, szerelni, vagy elhelyezni, and it helps specify where something goes or is attached.

Examples include: "A plakátokat az oszlopokra helyezték." (The posters were placed onto the columns.) "A táblát az oszlopokra szerelték fel." (The sign was mounted onto the columns.) "A felirat az oszlopokra került." (The inscription ended up on the columns.) These sentences illustrate how oszlopokra marks a destination on multiple columns and is a standard feature of Hungarian directional grammar, reflecting both plurality and a surface-based location.