vizsgákra

Vizsgákra is a Hungarian linguistic form derived from the noun vizsga, meaning “exam” or “test.” The suffix -ra/-re attaches to nouns to mark direction or purpose, and when used with the plural vizsgák, vizsgákra means “to the exams” or “for the exams.” This form is common in contexts related to education, assessment, and scheduling of examinations.

Usage in everyday language often centers on preparation and timing for assessments. Typical constructions include készül a vizsgákra meaning “prepares for the exams” and vizsgákra való felkészülés meaning “preparation for the exams.” The phrase is used to refer to activities aimed at taking or succeeding in examinations, such as study plans, timetables, or study materials. For example, A diákok minden nap vizsgákra készülnek (The students prepare for the exams every day). A tananyag a vizsgákra való felkészülést segíti (The study material helps with preparation for the exams).

Grammatical notes: -ra/-re expresses direction or purpose, here applied to the plural vizsgák. The form is frequently paired with verbs of preparation, study, or scheduling, as in vizsgákra való felkészülés or készülnek vizsgákra. In Hungarian, this use of case suffixes together with the plural nominative enables concise expressions about upcoming or ongoing assessments.

Etymology and related terms: vizsga stems from vizsgálat, meaning examination or inspection. The plural vizsgák and the case form vizsgákra are natural extensions for referring to multiple exams or the act of preparing for them within educational and administrative contexts.