rakétáknál

The Hungarian word "rakétáknál" is the locative plural form of "rakéta," which translates to "rocket" in English. This grammatical construction indicates a location "at the rockets" or "among the rockets." It is used in sentences to describe something happening in the vicinity of or in relation to multiple rockets. For example, one might say "A katonák rakétáknál álltak," meaning "The soldiers stood at the rockets." The word itself, "rakéta," is derived from the German "Rakete," which in turn comes from Italian "rocchetta," a diminutive of "rocca," meaning "distaff." The use of "rakétáknál" is specific to the Hungarian language's agglutinative nature, where suffixes are added to root words to express grammatical relationships. Understanding this form is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences that involve the spatial positioning or context of rockets. It signifies a plural subject or object being the point of reference.