põlda

Példa is a Hungarian noun meaning "example" or "sample." It designates something used to illustrate a rule, a fact, a behavior, or a situation, or to serve as a model for others. The term is widely used across education, science, law, and everyday language to point to a representative instance.

The adverb példa-ul? Not needed here; the common form is példa-lu? The word példa-ul is not correct. The correct related word is például, which means "for example" and is used to introduce an instance or illustration. Példa is a staple term in instructional contexts and frequently appears in explanations and demonstrations.

Grammatical notes: Példa is a countable noun. The plural form is példák. Possessive and other inflected forms follow standard Hungarian patterns (for example, példája for "his/her/its example," példáid for "your examples," etc.). Related terms include példakép (model or role model) and példás (exemplary). Common phrases include “példát mutat” (to set a good example) and “ez egy jó példa” (this is a good example). A typical sentence is: Ez egy jó példa a tanulók számára, illustrating how the rule applies.