struktúrához

struktúrához is a Hungarian word that translates to "to the structure" or "for the structure" in English. It is a grammatical case ending, specifically the dative case, attached to nouns or pronouns in the Hungarian language. The dative case in Hungarian is typically used to indicate the indirect object of a verb, the recipient of an action, or the purpose or direction towards something.

When the suffix -hoz (or its variant -hez depending on vowel harmony) is appended to a word, it signifies that the word is functioning as the indirect object or is the target of a movement or action. For example, if the word "ház" means "house," then "házhoz" means "to the house" or "towards the house." This grammatical feature is crucial for conveying precise meaning in Hungarian sentences, distinguishing between direct and indirect relationships. The correct usage of this case ending is determined by the phonological rules of Hungarian, particularly vowel harmony, which dictates whether the -hoz or -hez variant is used. This grammatical element is a fundamental aspect of Hungarian syntax and morphology.