In Hungarian grammar, Prepositions of Cause and Effect specify reasons for why something happened and the results of those actions. It is essential in the establishment of context and full understanding of sentences. Prepositions are typically short words, and they are used before the subject in the sentence. In Hungarian, some common prepositions of cause and effect include “miatt” (because of), “következtében” (as a result of), “eredményeként” (as a result of), among others.