kiváltásához

Kiváltásához is a Hungarian word that translates to "to trigger," "to cause," "to bring about," or "to elicit" in English. It is a verb that describes the action of initiating a process, event, or reaction. The word is derived from the root "kivált," which means "to break out" or "to emerge."

The usage of "kiváltásához" is broad and can be applied in various contexts. For example, it can be used to describe the cause of a physical phenomenon, such as "Az eső kiváltásához nedvességre és hidegre van szükség" (Moisture and cold are needed to trigger the rain). It can also refer to the cause of an emotional response, like "A jó hír kiváltásához örömet okozott mindenkinek" (The good news brought joy to everyone). In a more abstract sense, it can signify the initiation of a plan or action, as in "Az új projekt kiváltásához alapos tervezésre volt szükség" (Thorough planning was required to initiate the new project).

The grammatical form "kiváltásához" is the dative case of the verbal noun "kiváltás," meaning "triggering" or "causing." The suffix "-hoz/-hez/-höz" indicates the dative case, signifying "to," "for," or "towards." Therefore, "kiváltásához" literally means "to its triggering" or "for its causing." This grammatical structure is commonly used when expressing the purpose or necessity of an action. For instance, "A siker kiváltásához kemény munkára van szükség" translates to "Hard work is needed for triggering success." Understanding this grammatical nuance is key to correctly interpreting and using the word in Hungarian sentences.