rendszerekké

Rendszerekké is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the noun rendszer (system). It functions as a predicative or designative complement that expresses turning something into—or designating it as—systems, typically in contexts of transformation or categorization. The ending -kké conveys a plural or collective sense, referring to multiple systems rather than a single one. In practice, rendszerekké is most often found in formal or technical prose, especially where complex structures or modular configurations are discussed.

Usage of the form is common in fields such as systems engineering, software architecture, information management, and organizational design. It appears in sentences describing how components or elements are reorganized or redefined as a set of interrelated systems. The construction is less frequent in everyday speech and more typical of analytical or descriptive writing that analyzes structural composition.

Examples illustrate its typical function. For instance, “A modulok rendszerekké váltak” means “The modules became systems.” Another example is “A modulokat rendszerekké szervezték,” meaning “They organized the modules into systems.” In both cases, rendszerekké marks the transformation or categorization of the referenced elements into multiple systems, aligning with a technical or theoretical discourse rather than casual usage.