igazgatónak

igazgatónak is a Hungarian word that translates to "director" or "manager" in English. It is the dative case of the noun igazgató, which means director or manager. The dative case in Hungarian is used to indicate the indirect object of a verb, or to show to whom or for whom something is done.

In the context of a sentence, igazgatónak would be used when referring to an action directed towards a director or manager. For example, "Pénzt adtam az igazgatónak" translates to "I gave money to the director." Here, "igazgatónak" indicates that the director is the recipient of the money. Another example could be, "Ez a jelentés az igazgatónak szól" which means "This report is for the director." In this case, "igazgatónak" shows for whom the report is intended.

The role of an igazgató can vary depending on the organization. Generally, an igazgató is responsible for the overall management and direction of an institution, company, or department. This includes strategic planning, decision-making, personnel management, and financial oversight. The specific duties and level of authority will depend on the size and nature of the entity they lead. The term can be applied in various settings, from schools and hospitals to businesses and cultural institutions.