Logókhoz

Logókhoz is a Hungarian grammatical form formed from the noun logó (logo) in its plural logók, plus the allative suffix -hoz. The function of this form is to indicate direction toward, or a relation to, the logos. In practical use, -hoz marks the target or recipient of an action and is common in phrases describing design, branding, and guidelines that pertain to logos.

Morphology and rules: The allative suffix in Hungarian has three variants—-hoz, -hez, -höz—chosen according to vowel harmony. With a stem that ends in a back vowel like -ó, the suffix is typically -hoz, as in logókhoz. The form can connect to verbs of motion or to adjectival phrases to express tailoring or alignment toward the logos. For example, logókhoz igazított grafika means graphics adjusted to the logos, and logókhoz készített útmutató refers to guidelines prepared for the logos.

Usage and context: In branding and graphic design, logókhoz often appears in compound expressions that describe requirements, standards, or adaptations specifically for the logos. It helps situate actions, guidelines, or elements as being oriented to the logos rather than to other objects. While primarily a grammatical construct, its practical utility is strongest in stylistic and normative texts related to corporate identity.

See also: Hungarian grammar, the allative case, suffixes -hoz/-hez/-höz, branding guidelines.