Királysághoz

Királysághoz is a form in Hungarian grammar formed from the noun királyság (kingdom) with the directional suffix -hoz. It means “to the kingdom” or “toward the kingdom” and functions as a complement expressing destination or direction. This construction is used with verbs and adjectives that require a directional or locative complement, and it is placed directly after the head noun in a noun phrase.

In Hungarian, the -hoz/-hez/-höz suffixes mark movement toward a location and are chosen according to vowel harmony of the stem. Because királyság ends with the back vowel á, the correct form is királysághoz.

In common phrases, királysághoz attaches to the noun head of the phrase, for example: a királysághoz vezető út (the road leading to the kingdom) or a küldöttséget a királysághoz küldték (they sent the delegation to the kingdom). The construction can also modify other words within a larger noun phrase to express direction toward the kingdom.

Historically, the phrase is likely to appear in texts referring to the Kingdom of Hungary (Magyar Királyság) or other historical kingdoms, but the form itself is a general Hungarian grammatical pattern rather than a separate lexical entry.