Dolgozza

Dolgozza is a Hungarian verb form derived from the verb dolgoz, meaning to work. It is the third-person singular present tense form when the direct object is definite. In Hungarian, verbs take a definite-object suffix -ja/-je, and attaching this suffix to the stem yields forms such as dolgozza. This form is used to indicate that someone is performing an action on a specific, identifiable object.

The form can be seen in sentences like "Ő dolgozza a projektet," which translates to "He is working on the project" or "He is handling the project." In such constructions the object (e.g., a projektet, a jelentést) is definite, and the verb reflects that definiteness through the -ja/-je suffix.

Dolgozza contrasts with the indefinite-object present tense form dolgozik, which is used when the object is not specified or is general. For example, "Ő dolgozik" means "He/she works" in a general sense, without a definite object. The definite-object variant, including dolgozza, is common in formal or written Hungarian and can carry nuances of focus or specificity.

Related forms include other persons with definite objects, such as dolgozzanak (they work on …) or dolgozzuk (we work on …), as well as the indefinite present dolgozik (he/she works) and the past tense forms that also reflect object definiteness in different constructions. Overall, dolgozza is a standard, morphology-driven form used to express a definite-object action in the present tense.