tanáromnak

The word "tanáromnak" is a Hungarian possessive form. It translates to "to my teacher" or "for my teacher" in English. This grammatical construction indicates that something is being directed towards or intended for one's teacher. The base word is "tanár," meaning teacher. The suffix "-om" signifies the first-person singular possessive ("my"), and the "-nak" ending is the dative case, indicating the indirect object or recipient of an action. Therefore, "tanáromnak" is used when a student is giving something to their teacher, speaking to their teacher, or otherwise expressing an action or sentiment directed at their teacher. For instance, a student might say "Ajándékot adok a tanáromnak" which means "I am giving a gift to my teacher." The specific context determines whether "to" or "for" is the more accurate English translation. It is a common and fundamental expression in Hungarian for students interacting with their educators.