négyhez

négyhez is a Hungarian word that translates to "to four" or "for four" in English. It is the dative case of the Hungarian word for the number four, which is "négy". The dative case in Hungarian is used to indicate the indirect object of a verb, the recipient of an action, or something that is done for a particular person or thing. Therefore, "négyhez" would be used in sentences where "four" is the recipient or beneficiary.

For example, in Hungarian, if you were to say "I gave the book to four people," the word "négyhez" might appear in a slightly different grammatical construction depending on the exact phrasing. However, the core meaning of "to four" or "for four" remains. Another instance could be expressing a desire or intention related to the number four, such as "I'm looking forward to four o'clock," where the prepositional phrase involving "négy" would utilize the dative case. It is a fundamental grammatical element for expressing relationships and directions involving the number four within the Hungarian language.