molekulájához

The term "molekulájához" is the Hungarian genitive singular form of "molekula," which translates to "molecule" in English. Therefore, "molekulájához" literally means "to its molecule" or "to his/her molecule," depending on the context of the sentence.

In chemistry and physics, a molecule is an electrically neutral group of two or more atoms held together by chemical bonds. These atoms can be of the same element, such as in an oxygen molecule (O2), or of different elements, as in a water molecule (H2O). The specific arrangement of atoms within a molecule and the types of bonds holding them together determine its properties.

The genitive case in Hungarian, indicated by the suffix "-jához" in this instance, is used to show possession or relationship. When "molekulájához" appears in a Hungarian sentence, it signifies that something is related to or directed towards a specific molecule. For example, a sentence might describe an interaction with "a vízmolekulájához," meaning "to the water molecule." The "-jához" ending indicates direction or movement towards that specific entity. Understanding this grammatical function is key to interpreting sentences containing this word in Hungarian.