állba

The word "állba" is a Hungarian grammatical form. It is the dative case of the word "áll" which means "stand" or "station." In Hungarian grammar, the dative case is typically used to indicate the indirect object of a verb or the recipient of an action. Therefore, "állba" would generally translate to "into the stand" or "into the station" depending on the context.

The suffix "-ba" is added to nouns to indicate movement into something, similar to the English prepositions "in" or "into." When combined with "áll," it signifies a transition or placement into a standing position or a designated location for standing. For example, one might say "A vonat a peron állba érkezett" which translates to "The train arrived into the platform's stand" or more naturally, "The train arrived at the platform."

Understanding the case endings in Hungarian is crucial for correct sentence construction and meaning. "Állba" represents one such inflection, demonstrating how a simple verb root can be modified to convey more specific grammatical relationships and spatial information. It is a common construction encountered when discussing movement towards or into a place.