elindulásnak

elindulásnak is a Hungarian word that translates to "for starting" or "for departure." It is the dative case of the noun "elindulás," which means "start," "beginning," or "departure." The dative case in Hungarian indicates the direction or purpose of an action. Therefore, "elindulásnak" signifies the reason or purpose for which something is beginning or departing.

This word can be used in various contexts. For example, one might say "Az út elindulásnak jó volt," which translates to "The trip was good for starting." Here, "elindulásnak" indicates that the trip served as a good beginning. Another example could be "Az esemény elindulásnak ünnepélyes volt," meaning "The event was ceremonial for its start." This implies that the beginning of the event was marked by a ceremony.

The grammatical function of "elindulásnak" is to express the objective or destination of an action related to a start or departure. It answers the question "for what?" or "for what purpose?" in relation to the act of beginning or leaving. Understanding the dative case is crucial for correctly interpreting the nuances of this word in Hungarian sentences.