égéstérhez

The term "égéstérhez" is a Hungarian word that translates to "to the combustion chamber" or "into the combustion chamber." It is a dative case form of the noun "égéstér," which means "combustion chamber." This term is most commonly encountered in technical contexts, particularly those related to engines, furnaces, boilers, or any system where controlled burning takes place.

In practical application, "égéstérhez" would be used to indicate direction or purpose related to the combustion chamber. For example, one might say "üzemanyagot az égéstérhez kell juttatni," meaning "fuel must be delivered to the combustion chamber." Similarly, in discussions about exhaust systems, one could refer to "gázok elvezetése az égéstérhez," which translates to "removal of gases from the combustion chamber." The dative case suffix "-hez" signifies that the combustion chamber is the recipient or destination of an action. Understanding this grammatical form is key to comprehending technical descriptions and instructions in Hungarian that involve combustion processes.