No. 345 in Hungarian
amire
"Amire" means "for which" or "what ... for" in English, depending on context.
In a sentence
Ez az a könyv, amire gondoltam.
This is the book that I was thinking of.
In this sentence, "amire" indicates a relative clause referring to an object of thought.
Mondj valamit, amire szükséged van.
Tell me something you need.
Here, "amire" introduces a relative clause specifying something that is a necessity.
Keressünk valamit, amire támaszkodhatunk.
Let's find something we can rely on.
In this example, "amire" links the noun to an action of reliance in the relative clause.
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