szélességre

The Hungarian word "szélességre" translates to "to width" or "for width" in English. It is the dative case of the noun "szélesség," which means "width." The dative case in Hungarian typically indicates the indirect object of a verb, the recipient of an action, or the purpose for which something is done.

Therefore, "szélességre" would be used in a sentence where an action is directed towards or intended for a specific width. For example, if one were to adjust something to a particular width, they might say they are adjusting it "szélességre." Similarly, if a measurement is being taken for the purpose of determining width, the phrase could be used.

The concept of width itself is a fundamental geometric property referring to the extent of something from side to side. In various contexts, such as architecture, engineering, design, or even everyday descriptions of objects, "szélesség" and its derived forms like "szélességre" are crucial for precise communication. Understanding the grammatical function of the dative case helps in correctly interpreting the intended meaning when "szélességre" appears in Hungarian sentences.