Csatoltságot

Csatoltságot is the accusative singular form of csatoltság, a Hungarian noun meaning the state or act of attaching, fastening, or being attached. It is formed from the verb csatolni (to attach) with the abstract-noun suffix -tság. The word covers both physical fastening and more abstract connections between objects, systems, or concepts. As a value or condition, it emphasizes that something is in a state of being attached rather than identifying a specific attached item.

In usage, csatoltság can appear in technical and everyday contexts. In engineering or design texts it may describe how components are connected within an assembly, or the existence of a functional link between parts or subsystems. In general language, the term is less common for everyday talk about a single attachment and is more likely to be found in formal or descriptive passages. For ordinary references to an attached file or document, the related word csatolmány is typically used in Hungarian.

Related terms include csatolás, the act of attaching or fastening, and csatolni, the verb meaning to attach. The form csatoltságot serves as the direct object in a sentence, used when the clause specifies that the act or state of attachment is being considered or evaluated. Overall, csatoltságot is a grammatically specific form tied to the broader concept of attachment (csatoltság) in Hungarian, with its use largely determined by syntactic role and register.