átadók

Átadó is a Hungarian term that translates to "giver" or "donor" in English. It is a general term used in various contexts to refer to someone or something that provides or bestows something upon another. The specific nature of what is being given can vary widely, encompassing material possessions, abstract concepts, or even biological contributions.

In a financial or philanthropic context, an átadó is an individual or organization that makes a donation or contribution. This could be monetary, a gift of goods, or a donation of services. The recipient of the átadó's generosity might be a charity, an individual in need, or a cause.

Beyond the literal act of giving, the term átadó can also be used metaphorically. For example, a teacher might be considered an átadó of knowledge, imparting information and skills to their students. Similarly, nature can be seen as an átadó of resources, providing sustenance and beauty. In certain cultural or spiritual discussions, an átadó might refer to a person who acts as a conduit for divine or spiritual energy. The core meaning remains consistent: a source from which something is transferred to another.