ruháknál

Ruháknál is a Hungarian term that translates to "at the clothes" or "by the clothes." It is a prepositional phrase used to indicate proximity or a location relative to items of clothing. This phrase is commonly employed in everyday conversation to describe where something is or what is happening in relation to garments. For instance, one might say "A macska ruháknál játszik," meaning "The cat is playing by the clothes," perhaps referring to laundry on a clothesline or a pile of clothes on a chair. The meaning is context-dependent, but it always signifies a connection to or presence near clothing. It does not refer to a specific object or concept in itself, but rather a spatial relationship. The term can be used when describing the location of pets, children, or even inanimate objects. It's a simple yet functional part of Hungarian grammar used to establish a clear and understandable reference point.