díjhoz

díjhoz is the allative case form of the Hungarian noun díj, meaning prize or award. It is created by attaching the allative suffix -hoz to díj and is used to indicate direction toward the prize, either literally as a destination or figuratively as a target of action, such as winning or attaining an award. In Hungarian, the allative suffix has several variants (-hoz, -hez, -höz) that harmonize with the stem, and díjhoz is the form that appears in standard usage with this noun.

Usage and meaning

The word functions in prepositional phrases that specify the target of an action or the object associated with an award. It often appears with verbs of attainment or award processes, and with modifiers describing prize-related aspects. For example, díjhoz jutni expresses coming to or obtaining a prize, while díjhoz kötődő feltételek refers to conditions related to the prize.

Common phrases

- díjhoz jutni, meaning to win or earn a prize

- díjhoz kötődő, meaning prize-related or connected to the award

- díjhoz kapcsolódó információ, information related to the prize

Notes

díjhoz is not a standalone concept but a morphological form used within sentences to mark the prize as the destination or objective of an action. It is related to other allative forms in Hungarian, which vary as -hoz, -hez, or -höz depending on phonological factors.