ikerpárokhoz

ikerpárokhoz is a Hungarian inflected form used to indicate direction or reference toward twin pairs. It is formed from the noun ikerpár (twin pair) with the plural suffix -ok and the allative suffix -hoz, following standard Hungarian vowel harmony. Because ikerpár ends with the back vowel á, the allative suffix appears as -hoz, yielding ikerpárokhoz for the plural.

Morphology and meaning: ikerpár (twin pair) + -ok (plural) yields ikerpárok (twin pairs). The allative suffix -hoz indicates movement toward or toward a location associated with the twin pairs, as in “to the twin pairs.” This form belongs to the allative case in Hungarian grammar, which marks direction toward a noun phrase.

Usage: ikerpárokhoz appears in sentences where one moves toward, provides something to, or references a location associated with twin pairs. Examples include: “A levelet az ikerpárokhoz küldtem.” (I sent the letter to the twin pairs.) “Az út az ikerpárokhoz vezet.” (The road leads to the twin pairs.) The form is primarily a grammatical tool; its use is factual and neutral, suitable for descriptive or instructional text.

Notes: The same pattern applies to other plural nouns with the allative suffix, yielding forms such as [noun]-okhoz, with the specific suffix -hoz selected per vowel harmony rules (-hoz, -hez, -höz). See also ikerpár, allative suffix in Hungarian grammar.