Konfliktushoz

Konfliktushoz is a Hungarian grammatical form created from the noun konfliktus (conflict) plus the directional suffix -hoz. It marks movement toward or orientation toward the conflict and indicates the target or endpoint of an action or relation within a sentence. The suffix -hoz belongs to the set of allative forms in Hungarian and is chosen according to vowel harmony, with the corresponding variants -hoz, -hez, or -höz used as appropriate for the stem.

In actual usage, konfliktushoz appears in phrases that express direction, aim, or proximity to a conflict. For example, the road leading to the conflict is described as a konfliktushoz vezető út, and questions related to the conflict can be phrased as konfliktushoz kapcsolódó kérdések. The form thus helps specify the object or concept that is being approached or referred to in the sentence.

To address more than one conflict, the form changes to konfliktusokhoz (to the conflicts). This pattern extends to other Hungarian nouns: the allative suffix alters with vowel harmony and, in some contexts, helps distinguish target, direction, or recipient of an action rather than a static location.

See also: Hungarian suffixes -hoz/-hez/-höz, allative case, vowel harmony.