Családomhoz

"Családomhoz" is a Hungarian phrase that translates directly to "to my family." It is a prepositional phrase indicating direction or belonging towards one's family. In Hungarian grammar, the suffix "-hoz" is a dative case ending that signifies movement towards, or in relation to, something. Therefore, "családomhoz" expresses the idea of going towards, belonging to, or being connected with one's family.

This phrase is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing. For example, someone might say "Hazamegyek a családomhoz" which means "I am going home to my family." It can also be used in a more abstract sense, referring to one's commitment or loyalty towards their family. The concept of family is often central in Hungarian culture, and phrases like "családomhoz" reflect this importance. The word "család" itself means family, and the possessive suffix "-om" indicates "my." Combined with the dative suffix "-hoz," it forms a complete expression of connection and directedness towards one's personal family unit.