Csomagol

Csomagol is a Hungarian verb meaning to pack, wrap, or package goods for storage or transport. It denotes the act of enclosing items in packaging material and preparing them for shipment or delivery. The word is formed from the noun csomag (package) with the verbal suffix -ol, indicating the action of performing the noun’s activity. It is used transitively, as in A kereskedő csomagolja a termékeket (The merchant packs the products).

In commerce, logistics, and everyday life, csomagol covers activities ranging from simple wrapping of personal items to professional packaging in warehouses, post offices, or e-commerce fulfillment environments. The term can refer to selecting materials (such as cardboard, plastic wrap, cushioning) and to arranging items securely for transport, as well as to packaging designed for presentation or protection.

Etymology and related forms: csomagol is derived from csomag (package) with the verbal suffix -ol. Related words include csomagolás (packaging), becsomagol (to wrap up, often in a more formal or complete sense), and other derivations used in logistics and retail contexts.

Usage notes: csomagol is a regular verb and follows standard Hungarian conjugation patterns for -ol verbs. It appears in both everyday speech and specialized contexts, from describing a shopper wrapping a gift to detailing steps in a warehouse packing workflow.