This paper deals with a semantic classification of Hungarian predicates of motion on the basis of their morpho-syntactical features. Hungarian verbs and nouns could be combined with a great amount of prefixes, suffixes and postpositions where French, for example, usually uses prepositions or paraphrases. We present the methodology we adopted and the tools we developed to describe this combinative morphological system and its consequences on the syntactical and semantic behavior of predicates of motion.