dékánjához

The term "dékánjához" is a Hungarian word and a grammatical form. It translates to "to his/her dean" or "to their dean." The word "dékán" means "dean" in English, referring to the head of a faculty or a college within a university. The suffix "-jához" is a possessive suffix indicating "his/her/their" and a dative case ending, signifying "to." Therefore, "dékánjához" indicates a direction or an object of an action directed towards someone's dean.

This grammatical construction is common in Hungarian, which is an agglutinative language. This means that suffixes are added to a root word to convey grammatical information such as possession, case, and number. In this instance, the root word "dékán" is modified by "jához" to specify to whom the dean belongs and the direction of the action. Examples of its usage might include phrases like "levél a dékánjához" (a letter to his/her dean) or "beszélt a dékánjához" (he/she spoke to their dean). The specific possessor (his, her, or their) is determined by the context of the sentence in which the word appears.