vizsgálatán

Vizsgálatán is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun vizsgálat, which means examination or investigation. As a grammatical form, vizsgálatán appears when the base noun is combined with suffixes that encode case, number, and sometimes possession, producing a word that functions within a prepositional or relational phrase. The exact interpretation of vizsgálatán depends on the surrounding context and the sentence’s syntactic role.

In Hungarian, nouns take multiple postfixes to indicate location, time, and relation to other elements. The form vizsgálatán results from adding the appropriate locative and possessive suffixes to vizsgálat, yielding a word that can convey a sense similar to “in/at/on the examination” or “during the examination” in English, depending on the surrounding words and the intended nuance. The construction illustrates how Hungarian morphophonology builds meaning through compounding suffixes rather than standalone words.

Usage of vizsgálatán tends to appear in formal registers, including medical, legal, or administrative language, where actions or observations are explicitly tied to an examination event. It is not a standalone lexical item but an inflected form that relies on context for precise meaning.

Notes: Hungarian morphology permits extensive suffixing, so forms like vizsgálatán are best understood through their role in a sentence rather than as independent dictionary entries. See also vizsgálat, Hungarian grammar, locative case, and related inflectional patterns.