stílusra

Stílusra is the allative form of the Hungarian noun stílus, which means style or manner. In Hungarian, the -ra/-re suffix marks direction, destination, or a related domain, and it attaches to a noun to form the allative case. The form stílusra is used when the action or discussion is directed toward or concerns style as a topic or field.

In practical usage, stílusra appears most often in phrases that describe rules, considerations, or discussions about style. For example, a sentence such as a stílusra vonatkozó szabályok fontosak translates to “the rules pertaining to style are important.” The construction is common in formal or written Hungarian, especially in academic, literary, or stylistic contexts where style is treated as a defined domain.

Stílusra also features in linguistic or grammatic explanations to illustrate Hungarian case inflection. It helps show how nouns change form to indicate different kinds of relations, such as topic, focus, or direction. While stílusra is a valid and frequently used form in appropriate contexts, everyday speech more often relies on simpler expressions or different grammatical constructions when referring to style.

See also: stílus, Hungarian grammar, allative case, case inflection, language and style terminology.