technikát

technikát is a Hungarian noun form that functions as the accusative singular of technika, meaning the technique or technique/technology as a direct object in a sentence. For example: Megtanulta a technikát (He learned the technique). The base term technika covers a range of related meanings that are common across many fields.

The word technika has several related senses. It can denote practical methods and skills used to perform a task, along with the tools and equipment involved. It can also refer more broadly to technology in the sense of applied science and industry. In everyday language, the distinction between technique (the know-how) and technology (the set of tools and systems) is often present but not always rigidly observed; the context usually clarifies the intended sense.

Etymology and related terms. Technika is a loanword in Hungarian, deriving from German Technik or from the broader Latin/Greek roots techn- from techne, meaning art, craft, or skill. The sense of technology as a field of study and application is commonly expressed with technológia, a related term that emphasizes science and development rather than a specific method.

Usage and contexts. Technikát appears in educational, artistic, athletic, and industrial contexts when referring to a particular method or procedure someone is expected to perform. Common collocations include technikát elsajátítani (to master the technique), technikák (techniques), and a range of domain-specific phrases such as rajztechnikák (drawing techniques) or sporttechnikák (sports techniques).

See also: technika, technológia, technikák, sporttechnikák, művészeti technikák.