változóihoz

változóihoz is a Hungarian inflected form that appears in technical and mathematical Hungarian texts. It is derived from the noun változó, meaning variable or something that changes, and is used to express direction toward a group described by that noun. In practice, változóihoz can be understood roughly as “to the variables” or “to the changing ones,” depending on context.

Morphology and construction: The base form változó denotes a variable or changing element. When referring to a group of such elements, Hungarian can form a plural possessive-like sequence such as változói to indicate “their variables” or “the variables.” The suffix -hoz is a directional or dative marker meaning “to.” Put together, változóihoz combines plurality/possession with direction, yielding a phrase that marks an indirect object or target of an action as being the variables in question. The exact interpretation depends on surrounding words and the verb governing the clause.

Usage: The form is primarily found in technical prose, including mathematics, statistics, and computer science, where actions are described as directed at a set of variables or changing parameters. It is not a standalone lexical item but a derived inflected form used to specify the recipient or focus of an operation.

Example: A modell frissítését a változóihoz rendelt paraméterek alapján végezték el. This illustrates an action directed at the parameters assigned to the variables.

See also: Hungarian grammar, Hungarian inflection, dative case, possessive formations.