raktára

Raktára is the possessive form of the Hungarian noun raktár, which means warehouse or storehouse. The base word raktár denotes a building or space used for storing goods, materials, or inventories.

Grammatical notes: Hungarian uses suffixes to indicate possession. raktár means “warehouse”; raktáram means “my warehouse”; raktárad means “your warehouse”; raktára means “his/her/its warehouse,” and raktárunk means “our warehouse,” among other forms. In phrases that denote ownership, the structure a cég raktára means “the company’s warehouse.” The plural form for multiple warehouses is raktárak.

Usage: The term appears in logistics, commerce, and inventory contexts. It can refer to a specific building or a section of a facility used to store goods. It can also be used metaphorically to refer to a storage facility or repository for data or items in non-physical senses.

See also: raktár, raktárépület, raktárkészlet. English translation is warehouse or storehouse. The word is common in business and supply-chain discourse and is frequently paired with possessive forms to indicate ownership.