Házasságot

Házasságot is the accusative case of the Hungarian word "házasság," which means marriage. In Hungarian grammar, the accusative case is used to mark the direct object of a verb or the object of certain prepositions. Therefore, "házasságot" indicates that marriage is the recipient of an action or the focus of a statement.

For example, if someone is "szeretni" (to love) "házasságot," they are loving the institution of marriage itself, rather than a specific person within a marriage. Another common usage might be "kötni" (to tie/enter into) "házasságot," which translates to "to enter into marriage." In this context, "házasságot" is the direct object of the verb "kötni."

Understanding the grammatical function of "házasságot" is crucial for interpreting Hungarian sentences correctly. It signifies marriage as the object that is acted upon, as opposed to the subject performing an action. The concept of marriage, or "házasság," is a fundamental social and legal union, and its grammatical form in the accusative case highlights its role as the direct focus of various verbs and expressions.