talajoknál

Talajoknál is a Hungarian locative form derived from the noun talaj (soil). It combines the plural stem talajok with the postpositional suffix nál, yielding a phrase that means “at the soils” or “in/among the soils.” The form is used to express location or context when statements refer to multiple soils or soil-related sites.

In grammar terms, talajoknál functions as a postpositional phrase indicating spatial or contextual setting. It is commonly found in scientific, agronomic, ecological, and geological writing, where researchers discuss observations, samples, or processes that pertain to several soil types or locations. The singular counterpart is talajnál, meaning “at the soil.”

Examples of typical usage include: A vizsgálatokat talajoknál végezték. (The experiments were conducted on/at the soils.) A talajoknál fennálló tápanyag-háztartás alakítja a növények növekedését. (The nutrient regime at the soils influences plant growth.) Sampling or data descriptions may also refer to talajoknál when comparing different soil sites or types.

Distinctions to note: talajnál refers to a single soil, while talajoknál refers to multiple soils or soil contexts. Like other Hungarian locative forms, talajoknál is used to situate actions, observations, or characteristics within a soil-related setting rather than toward a specific object or person.

Related concepts include other postpositional forms that indicate location (for example, -nál/-nél with different noun stems) and the general study of pedology or soil science for topics commonly discussed in soil-related contexts.