átíráshoz

átíráshoz is a Hungarian word that translates to "for transcription" or "for rewriting" in English. It is a grammatical form used in specific contexts, primarily in relation to the act of transcribing or rewriting something.

The word is derived from the Hungarian verb "átír," which means "to rewrite" or "to transcribe." The "-shoz" suffix is a postposition that indicates direction or purpose, similar to the English prepositions "to" or "for." Therefore, "átíráshoz" literally means "for the purpose of rewriting" or "towards rewriting."

This form is typically used when discussing the preparation, necessity, or intention of transcribing or rewriting a particular text, document, or piece of information. For example, one might say a document is ready "átíráshoz," implying it is prepared to be rewritten. Or, a teacher might assign a task "átíráshoz," meaning the students are to rewrite something.

Understanding "átíráshoz" requires knowledge of Hungarian grammar, specifically the use of postpositions and verb conjugations. It signifies a preparatory or intentional state related to the modification or reproduction of written material.