ércekben

The Hungarian word "ércekben" translates to "in ores" or "in minerals" in English. It is the plural locative form of the word "érc," which means ore or mineral. This grammatical form is used when referring to something being located within or contained within one or more ores or minerals.

For example, in a geological or mining context, "ércekben" would be used to describe the presence of certain elements or compounds. One might say that a valuable metal is found in significant quantities in certain ores, using the phrase "egy értékes fém nagy mennyiségben található bizonyos ércekben." Similarly, it could describe the processes that occur within mineral formations.

The term is primarily used in scientific, technical, and academic discussions related to geology, mining, metallurgy, and chemistry. Understanding this grammatical form is crucial for comprehending Hungarian texts on these subjects, particularly when discussing the composition, extraction, or origin of materials found within the Earth's crust. It signifies a location or containment within mineral substances.