Adagokat

Adagokat is a Hungarian noun form meaning "portions" or "doses." It is the accusative plural of the noun adag, which denotes a measured portion, serving, or dose. The term is used across contexts where quantities are specified for consumption, administration, or distribution.

In pharmacology and medicine, adag means a dose of a medication, and adagokat refers to multiple doses. In cooking and nutrition, adagokat can describe several portions of a dish prepared or served. In catering and hospitality, it may be used when describing how many portions are prepared or allocated for an event or service. In packaging and logistics, adagokat are used to describe unit counts per package or shipment.

Linguistic notes: Adag is a common Hungarian unit of quantity for portions or doses; the plural nominative is adagok, and the definite or accusative plural is adagokat. The word is used with verbs that take an object and often appears with numbers to indicate how many portions are involved. Related terms include adag, ételadag, dózis, and adagolás, as well as porció, which is another common word for a portion.