Országgyléshez

Országgyléshez, often translated as "to the National Assembly" or "for the National Assembly," refers to a specific grammatical case in the Hungarian language. It is the dative case, indicating the recipient or direction of an action. In Hungarian grammar, the dative case is typically formed by adding suffixes to the noun. For "Országgylés," which is the Hungarian word for "National Assembly" (the parliament of Hungary), the dative case ending is appended. This forms "Országgyléshez" to signify "to the National Assembly" or "towards the National Assembly."

This grammatical construction is crucial for conveying movement towards or the target of an action directed at the legislative body. For example, if a speech is to be delivered to the National Assembly, the phrase "beszédet mondani az Országgyléshez" would be used, with "Országgyléshez" denoting the destination of the speech. Similarly, if a proposal is submitted for consideration by the National Assembly, it would be directed "Országgyléshez." The use of this case ending clarifies the relationship between the noun and other elements in a sentence, ensuring accurate meaning in Hungarian. It is one of several cases that enrich the grammatical structure of the Hungarian language, allowing for precise expression of various relationships.