egyednek

Egyednek is the dative singular form of the Hungarian proper noun Egyed. In Hungarian, the indirect object of a sentence is marked with the suffix -nak/-nek; when the base is a proper noun, the same suffix is attached to yield Egyednek. The form is used to indicate the recipient of an action, as in verbs like adni (to give), küldeni (to send), or írni (to write).

It is not a standalone word with a separate meaning, but a grammatical inflection of the name Egyed. For example, A könyvet Egyednek adtam means I gave the book to Egyed, and Egyednek írtam levelet means I wrote a letter to Egyed.

Pronunciation is approximated as [ˈɛɟɛdnɛk] in standard Hungarian phonology. The form appears primarily in grammar references, language learning materials, and syntactic explanations as an example of the dative case with proper nouns.