tanúknak
Tanúknak is the plural dative form of the Hungarian noun tanú, meaning “witness.” In Hungarian, the dative case marks the indirect object of a sentence, typically indicating to whom or for whom something is done. Therefore tanúknak translates as “to the witnesses” or “for the witnesses,” depending on the context. The form tanúknak is created by applying the plural dative suffix -knak to the stem tanú, following Hungarian vowel harmony (the -knak ending is used after back-vowel stems such as tanú).
In sentences, tanúknak functions as the indirect object without a preposition. It commonly appears with verbs
Usage notes: tanúknak is the standard form for addressing or referring to multiple witnesses in Hungarian,
See also: tanú (witness), tanúskodás (testimony), tanúvallomás (witness statement).