torzításhoz

torzításhoz is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the noun torzítás which means “distortion”. In Hungarian, the suffix –hoz is a dative‑or‑partitive case ending used for expressions that indicate purpose, destination, or accompaniment. Consequently torzításhoz translates literally as “to (the) distortion” or “for the distortion”. It is frequently encountered in both informal colloquial speech and formal written contexts, often within technical, scientific, or legal discussions.

In written Hungarian, torzításhoz is typically used to describe actions that result in or cause a distortion. For example, the phrase torzításhoz vezet is employed to state that something leads to a distortion: “A torzításhoz vezető adatok száma nőtt” (The number of data that leads to distortion has increased). The form can also appear in composite expressions such as torzításhoz örökléssel, meaning “with inheritance of distortion”.

The dative sense of –hoz can sometimes be ambiguous, especially when the context is close to a prepositional group that would usually take a different case. However, standard Hungarian grammar treats –hoz after a noun ending in a vowel as the dative. In the case of torzításhoz, the root noun ends in the vowel “s” and the suffix honors the phonetic rules, producing a smooth phonological sequence.

Overall, torzításhoz serves as a useful tool for Hungarian speakers when specifying the purpose or result of an action with respect to distortion. Its usage is widely accepted in both everyday discourse and specialized writing.