Óceánokra

Óceánokra is a Hungarian allative form of the noun óceán (ocean), used to express movement toward or onto the oceans. The allative suffix -okra attaches to the stem to indicate direction, yielding órceánokra. The phrase can mean “to the oceans” or “onto the oceans,” depending on context.

In everyday language, óceánokra appears in sentences that describe traveling or looking toward distant seas, such as: “A hajó az óceánokra indult” (The ship set off for the oceans) or “A vándor az óceánokra nézett” (The traveler looked toward the oceans). In literary and poetic usage, it can evoke vastness, exploration, and longing, and it is sometimes found in travel writing, lyrics, or prose that emphasizes distance and adventure.

Grammatical notes: óceánokra is a case form, not a standalone noun. It carries the sense of direction toward multiple oceans or toward the sea in a broad, figurative sense. The form is used with verbs of motion or perception and is typically translated as “to the oceans” or “toward the oceans” in English, with nuance depending on the verb and context.

Usage context: Óceánokra is primarily a directional, descriptive phrase within Hungarian. It is most common in literary or travel-related texts and can serve as a poetic or emphatic expression of travel, yearning, or inquiry about distant seas.