szervnek

The term "szervnek" is the dative singular form of the Hungarian word "szerv," which translates to "organ" in English. Therefore, "szervnek" literally means "to an organ" or "for an organ." In the context of Hungarian grammar, the dative case is used to indicate the indirect object of a verb, the recipient of an action, or to express possession or belonging.

For example, in a sentence like "Adtam a szervnek vért" (I gave blood to the organ), "szervnek" functions as the indirect object, specifying where or to what the blood was given. Similarly, in expressions relating to medical procedures or discussions, "szervnek" might appear when describing an action performed on or for a specific organ. The grammatical function of the dative case is crucial for understanding the relationships between words in a Hungarian sentence, and "szervnek" exemplifies this grammatical structure when referring to an individual organ in a recipient role.