szereplkhöz

Szereplkhöz is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the noun szereplő, meaning actor or character. The term represents the dative plural form used to indicate direction toward multiple actors or characters, equivalent to “to the actors” or “to the characters” in English. It is a functional grammatical form rather than a separate lexical entry.

Morphology and formation: The base noun szereplő takes the plural stem szereplők, and the dative plural suffix -khöz (a version of -hoz/-hez/-höz chosen by vowel harmony) yields szereplőkhöz. The ASCII variant without diacritics is szereplkhhoz. This form contrasts with the singular dative szereplőhöz, which refers to a single actor or character.

Usage: Szereplkhöz is used when speaking about or addressing a group of characters or performers. It appears in theatre and film contexts, dramaturgy, literary analysis, and narrative writing whenever one directs speech, actions, or considerations toward multiple roles. For example, a director might say a line directed at the szereplőkhöz, or a critic might discuss the dynamics between a protagonist and the szereplőkhöz as a group.

Notes: While common in formal or analytical writing, szereplkhöz is not typically used in everyday casual speech unless the speaker is explicitly referencing multiple characters. It is the standard plural dative form corresponding to szereplőkhöz, with the singular counterpart being szereplőhöz.