tanításokra

Tanításokra is a Hungarian noun form that represents the allative plural of tanítás, meaning teachings or instruction. In English, it can be rendered as “to the teachings” or “for the teachings,” depending on context. The form marks direction toward or reference to multiple teachings and is most common in formal, doctrinal, or educational language.

Morphology and usage are straightforward: tanítások is the plural of tanítás (teachings). The allative suffix -ra/-re attaches to the plural, yielding tanításokra. For example, tanításokra hivatkozva means “citing the teachings,” and tanításokra épülő etika refers to an ethics based on the teachings. The construction is typically used with verbs that govern reference to teachings, such as hivatkozni (to cite) or épülni (to be based on).

Context and style: tanításokra is more common in written, formal, or religious discourse than in everyday speech. It often appears in discussions of doctrine, philosophy, or pedagogy when addressing the body of teachings of a school, religion, or tradition. The term can also appear in linguistic analyses as an example of the Hungarian allative plural.

Related forms include tanítások (the teachings), tanításokról (about the teachings), tanításban (in the teachings), and tanításokra-applied variants in other case forms. Understanding tanításokra involves recognizing Hungarian case endings and plural formation, as well as the semantic field of “teachings” as doctrinal or instructional content.