királyhoz

The Hungarian word "királyhoz" is the dative case of "király," meaning "king." Therefore, "királyhoz" translates to "to the king." This grammatical form is used when indicating movement towards or a relationship with the king. For instance, "Megyek a királyhoz" means "I am going to the king." Similarly, it can express the recipient of an action, such as "Adok egy ajándékot a királyhoz," which translates to "I give a gift to the king." The suffix "-hoz" is a common Hungarian dative case ending, signifying direction or destination. Its usage is consistent with other nouns in Hungarian, indicating a directional or recipient relationship with the subject or object of the sentence. Understanding this case ending is crucial for comprehending Hungarian grammar and sentence structure, particularly when dealing with motion or indirect objects related to royalty or other figures of authority.