helyhez

Helyhez is a term that appears in the context of Hungarian place names. It functions as a grammatical case ending, specifically the locative case, which indicates a location or position. When added to a noun, "helyhez" signifies "to the place of" or "at the place of". It is used to denote movement towards a specific location or a state of being at a particular place.

For example, in Hungarian, if you have the word "ház" (house), adding the locative case ending might result in a form that means "to the house" or "at the house". The precise form of the ending can vary depending on the noun's ending and the rules of Hungarian grammar. Understanding "helyhez" is crucial for comprehending the spatial relationships expressed in Hungarian sentences. It is one of the many case endings that Hungarian utilizes to convey grammatical functions, a characteristic feature of the agglutinative nature of the language. This case ending, like others, attaches to the root word without altering its core meaning, instead modifying its grammatical role in the sentence.