Házaknak

Házaknak is a Hungarian word that translates to "for houses" or "to houses" in English. It is the dative plural form of the word "ház," which means "house." This grammatical form indicates that something is being directed towards, intended for, or given to multiple houses. For example, one might say "Sok ajándékot adtunk a házaknak" which translates to "We gave many gifts to the houses." This could refer to giving gifts to houses in a neighborhood or to houses in a general sense.

The word "házaknak" can appear in various contexts within the Hungarian language, always signifying a recipient relationship involving more than one dwelling. It is a fundamental part of Hungarian grammar, demonstrating how the dative case is used to express indirect objects or beneficiaries. Understanding this form is crucial for comprehending sentences where multiple houses are the target of an action or possession. The specific meaning is always derived from the verb or noun preceding it, and the context in which the phrase is used.