etetéshez

"Etetéshez" is a Hungarian word that translates to "for feeding" or "for the feeding" in English. It is a grammatical form, specifically the dative case, of the Hungarian word "etetés," which means "feeding." The dative case in Hungarian, often indicated by the suffix "-hez" or "-hez/-höz" depending on vowel harmony, is used to denote the indirect object of a verb or to indicate something for which an action is intended.

Therefore, "etetéshez" is used in sentences where an action is being performed for the purpose of feeding something or someone. For example, one might say "vizet hoztam a kutyám etetéshez," which translates to "I brought water for my dog's feeding." In this context, "etetéshez" specifies the purpose for which the water was brought. It is a functional word used to convey the recipient or purpose of an action related to the act of feeding. The exact translation and nuance can vary slightly depending on the broader context of the sentence in which it appears.