ventilátorhoz

The Hungarian word "ventilátorhoz" translates to "to the fan" in English. It is the dative case of the noun "ventilátor," which means fan. This grammatical form indicates that the fan is the indirect object of a verb, or that something is being given, directed, or shown to the fan. For example, one might say "Adok egy levelet a ventilátorhoz," meaning "I am giving a letter to the fan," though in a practical sense, this phrasing is unusual for a literal fan. More commonly, it would be used in a figurative sense or in specific technical contexts where a component or signal is being directed towards a fan.

The word "ventilátor" itself refers to a device that creates airflow. This can range from small personal fans used for cooling to large industrial fans used in ventilation systems, engines, or machinery. The dative case "ventilátorhoz" is crucial for constructing grammatically correct Hungarian sentences when describing an action or relationship involving a fan as the recipient or target. Understanding this case ending is essential for comprehending and speaking Hungarian accurately.