Keresztséghez

Keresztséghez is a Hungarian word that translates to "for baptism" or "to baptism." It is a grammatical case ending, specifically the dative case, used when referring to the sacrament of baptism in the Hungarian language. This ending indicates that something is directed towards, intended for, or related to the act of baptism. For example, one might say "felkészülni a keresztséghez," meaning "to prepare for baptism." The word itself is derived from "kereszt" meaning "cross," linking the sacrament to the Christian symbol. Understanding this grammatical nuance is important for comprehending Hungarian sentences that discuss baptismal ceremonies, preparations, or the significance of the event. It is a common and essential part of religious vocabulary in Hungary.