protokollokra

Protokollokra is a Hungarian inflected form used to refer to multiple protocol documents or to actions relating to protocols. The base noun protokoll is borrowed from German Protokoll and can mean a written record of a meeting or a set of prescribed procedures. The form protokollokra results from adding the allative plural suffix -okra, yielding meanings like “to the protocols” or “regarding the protocols” depending on context.

In standard Hungarian, protokollokra appears mainly within phrases rather than as a standalone noun. For example, phrases that discuss compliance with multiple protocols or references to a group of documents might use protokollokra to express scope or direction. The construction illustrates how borrowed terms are integrated with Hungarian inflection to denote relations to a set of items.

In scholarly or technical writing, protokollokra can serve as a neutral reference to a collection of protocol documents. In fiction, the word may be adopted as a proper name for a project or dataset, highlighting its flexibility as a word form rather than a fixed technical term.

See also: protokoll (protocol or minutes), Protokoll (the German origin), and related terms in Hungarian grammar such as hivatkozás or vonatkozó, which show how phrases around protocols are formed.