Beadása

Beadása is a Hungarian noun derived from the verb bead, meaning the act of giving, submitting, or administering something. The form is used across different contexts and its precise meaning depends on the surrounding words.

Etymology and grammar: Beadása is formed with the prefix be- and the verb ad (to give) plus the nominalizing suffix -ása, which creates a noun that denotes the process or act. The subject and object of the action are indicated by other elements in the sentence, not by the noun itself.

Medical usage: In healthcare, beadása refers to the administration of a medication to a patient. This includes the route (oral, intravenous, intramuscular, etc.), dosage, and timing. For example, “a gyógyszer beadása” describes the act of giving a drug to a patient.

Educational usage: In academic settings, beadása means the submission of an assignment, report, or document. Common phrases include “beadási határidő” (submission deadline) and “feladat beadása” (submission of the task).

Administrative and legal contexts: Beadása can also denote the filing or hand-in of documents to authorities or institutions, such as forms, applications, or reports. Examples include “kérelem beadása” (submission of a petition) or “dokumentum beadása.”

Usage notes: The term is neutral and context-dependent. It is frequently paired with a subject performing the action, or with an object representing what is being given, submitted, or administered. Nevertheless, the exact sense—delivery, submission, or administration—should be inferred from the surrounding phrasing.