táskákra

Táskákra refers to the plural form of the Hungarian word "táska," which translates to "bag" or "handbag" in English. Therefore, "táskákra" specifically denotes "onto bags" or "for bags" when used in a sentence that requires the dative case. In Hungarian grammar, the suffix "-ra" or "-re" (depending on vowel harmony) is added to nouns to indicate direction towards something or a recipient.

The concept of bags is universal, encompassing a wide variety of items designed for carrying possessions. These range from small purses and clutches used for personal essentials to larger backpacks and tote bags suitable for travel, work, or shopping. The materials used in their construction are equally diverse, including leather, fabric, canvas, plastic, and more, each offering different properties in terms of durability, aesthetics, and functionality.

The phrase "táskákra" would appear in contexts where one is discussing actions or intentions related to bags. For example, a sentence might describe placing items "táskákra" (onto bags) or attaching something "táskákra" (to bags). It could also be used in instructions or descriptions concerning the arrangement or purpose of bags. Understanding the grammatical function of the "-ra" suffix is key to correctly interpreting the meaning of "táskákra" within a Hungarian sentence.