sávokon

Sávokon is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the noun sáv, which means lane, strip, or belt. It represents the locative plural form, used to indicate position or activity on multiple lanes or bands. The construction typically combines the base sáv with the plural suffix -ok to form sávok (lanes) and the locative suffix -on to express “on the lanes.” Thus sávokon translates roughly to “on the lanes.”

In ordinary usage, sávokon appears in contexts related to traffic, road design, and descriptive discussions of road layouts. It functions as a locative phrase element within a sentence, not as an independent lexical item. Because Hungarian marks case and number morphologically, sávokon signals both plurality (lanes) and location (on/along those lanes) without requiring an additional preposition in simple clauses.

Examples of use:

- A járművek a sávokon haladnak. (The vehicles travel on the lanes.)

- A baleset a sávokon belül történt. (The accident occurred within the lanes.)

Etymology and morphology:

The form sávokon is built from sáv (lane) plus the plural suffix -ok and the locative suffix -on, with vowel harmony guiding the choice of -on. This combination is typical in Hungarian for expressing location on multiple items.

See also:

sáv, sávok, sávos.