Célpontomhoz

Célpontomhoz is a Hungarian directional phrase formed by combining the noun célpont (target or aim point) with the possessive suffix -om (my) and the postpositional suffix -hoz (to, toward). The literal meaning is “to my target.” It functions as a directional complement indicating movement toward or toward the location of the speaker’s target.

Morphology and usage: In Hungarian, multiple suffixes can attach in sequence to a base word. From cíptönt to célpontom (my target) and then to célpontomhoz (to my target). The form is used with verbs of motion or aiming, often describing a destination or goal. For example, a drone or person moving toward the target can be described with a sentence such as “A drón a célpontomhoz repült” (The drone flew to my target) or “Megyek a célpontomhoz” (I am going to my target).

Context and semantics: Célpontomhoz emphasizes ownership of the target by the speaker and specifies direction toward that target. It is a grammatical construction rather than a standalone lexical item, and it appears in contexts ranging from navigation and tracking to sports, gaming, or tactical descriptions.

Related terms: cílpont, célpont (target or aiming point); -hoz; -hoz/-hez/-höz as Hungarian directional suffixes; a variety of verbs of motion and aiming can govern the phrase, depending on the sentence.

Notes: While the phrase is common in everyday Hungarian as a directional expression, its use about sensitive topics should consider context and appropriateness, as it can appear in technical, strategic, or investigative discourse.