beszédére

Beszédére is a Hungarian grammatical form, specifically the third-person singular possessive form of the word "beszéd," which means "speech" or "talk." The suffix "-re" indicates the dative case, implying a direction towards or for something. Therefore, "beszédére" translates to "to his/her/its speech" or "for his/her/its speech."

This form is used in sentences to indicate that something is directed towards, related to, or intended for someone's speech. For example, one might say "Figyeltem a beszédére" which means "I listened to his/her/its speech." The possessive "his/her/its" is implied by the context or can be made explicit with a pronoun like "az ő beszédére" (to his/her own speech).

The construction "beszédére" is a common feature of Hungarian grammar, where suffixes are used extensively to denote grammatical relationships. Understanding these possessive suffixes and case endings is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentence structure and meaning. It highlights the agglutinative nature of the language, where multiple suffixes are attached to a root word to convey complex grammatical information.