Dekódolja

Dekódolja is a Hungarian verb form that translates to “he/she decodes” or “you decode” in formal address. It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb dekódol, whose infinitive is dekódolni. The core meaning is to reverse the process of encoding, i.e., to convert encoded data back into its original representation.

Usage of dekódol occurs primarily in information technology, cryptography, media, and telecommunications, where data, signals, or messages are transformed through encoding and then decoded for interpretation. Example: “A program dekódolja az üzenetet” (The program decodes the message). When used with the formal second-person address, as in ÖN, the same form dekódolja is used: “Ön dekódolja a kódolt üzenetet.”

Formation and related forms: The root kód means “code,” and the prefix de- denotes reversal, with the verb-forming suffix -ol. Related terms include dekódolás (decoding), dekódoló (decoder), and dekódolható (decodable). The form dekódolja fits into the standard Hungarian conjugation pattern for -ol verbs in the third-person singular present tense.