óceánoknak

Óceánoknak is a Hungarian word that translates to "to the oceans" in English. It is the dative plural form of the word "óceán," meaning "ocean." The word is used when referring to something directed towards, belonging to, or for the oceans. For example, one might say "halak óceánoknak élnek" which means "fish live for the oceans," implying their existence is intrinsically tied to and dependent on these vast bodies of water. Similarly, "hajók útnak indulnak óceánoknak" could be translated as "ships set sail for the oceans," indicating their destination. The grammatical case in Hungarian, the dative, is used to express various relationships, and in this instance, it signifies a directional or purposeful connection to the oceans. The concept of "óceánoknak" can therefore encompass a wide range of interactions and dependencies related to the world's oceans, from the natural existence of marine life to human endeavors that involve or are aimed at these marine environments.