virágoknál

Virágoknál is a Hungarian word that translates to "at the flowers" or "among the flowers". It is a locative case of the Hungarian word "virág", which means "flower". This grammatical form indicates a location or presence within or near flowers.

The term can be used in various contexts. For instance, it might describe a scene in a garden where someone is enjoying the presence of many flowers. It could also refer to an insect or animal that is found among flowers, such as a bee collecting nectar. In literature or poetry, "virágoknál" might evoke imagery of beauty, nature, and tranquility.

The Hungarian language has a rich system of case endings, and the locative case, often ending in "-nál" or "-nél" depending on vowel harmony, is one of the most common. This specific ending signifies being at, by, or in the vicinity of something. Therefore, "virágoknál" clearly communicates the idea of being in a floral environment.