premisszáknak

Premisszáknak is the dative plural form of the Hungarian noun premissza, meaning premise. In Hungarian, premisszáknak is typically used to refer to premises as the indirect object or as the basis of a statement, especially in formal or analytic contexts such as logic, philosophy, argumentation, or legal drafting. The phrase often appears in constructions like premisszáknak megfelelően, meaning “in accordance with the premises.”

Etymology and sense: Premissza is borrowed from Latin praemissa (things sent before), passing into Hungarian through various intermediate languages. The word denotes propositions or assumptions that form the basis of an argument or deduction. The plural premisszák refers to multiple premises; premisszáknak is the same noun in the dative plural form, used when the premises are the relevant reference point for a verb or phrase.

Gyakorlati használat: In logic and argumentation, premisszáknak forms part of phrases that situate the discourse with respect to its foundational propositions. For example, premisszáknak megfelelően felépített érvelés translates roughly to “an argument built in accordance with the premises.” The term is common in academic Hungarian texts, and in more formal legal or philosophical writing, where precise reference to premises is necessary.

Összefoglaló: Premisszáknak is a specialized grammatical form marking the dative plural reference to premises. It signals that the premises are the reference or basis for the surrounding statement, argument, or action, and it is typically found in formal Hungarian discourse dealing with logic, argumentation, or related fields.