Gyógyszernek

Gyógyszernek is the dative singular form of the Hungarian noun gyógyszer, which means medicine or drug. In Hungarian, many nouns inflect for case using suffixes, and the dative case is marked with -nak/-nek. For the noun gyógyszer, the dative form is gyógy sze rnek, written together as gyógyszernek.

The dative form is used to indicate the indirect object of a sentence or to express that something is used as or designated for a medicine. It commonly appears with verbs that take a complement in the dative, or in constructions describing classification or purpose. For example, in the sentence Ez a készítmény gyógyszernek számít, the phrase gyógyszernek functions as the complement of számít and means “this preparation is considered a medicine.”

Common plural form follows the same pattern, yielding gyógyszereknek for the dative plural (for multiple medicines). The word forms of gyógyszer, including gyógy szernek, appear across medical labeling, pharmacological discussion, and grammatical analysis when describing how the word inflects in different cases.

In summary, gyógy szernek is the Hungarian grammatical form used to express “to/for a medicine” or “as a medicine” for the singular, with gyógyszereknek serving the plural. The term sits at the intersection of medicine vocabulary and Hungarian case inflection, illustrating how noun cases shape meaning in everyday and technical language.