Felhozza

Felhozza is a Hungarian verb form, specifically the third-person singular present indicative of the verb felhozni, which means to bring up, to raise, or to mention. The word is built from the prefix fel-, indicating upward or upward-facing action, combined with hozni, the root meaning to bring. In use, felhozza takes a direct object that indicates what is being brought up, such as a topic, a question, or an argument.

Etymology and form: The base verb felhozni meaning “to bring up” is formed with the prefix fel- attached to hozni (to bring). The present tense third-person singular, written as felhozza, reflects standard Hungarian conjugation where the suffix -zza is added for the 3rd person singular. The corresponding forms include felhozunk (we bring up), felhozzák (they bring up), and felhozta or felhozott for past tense, depending on definiteness.

Usage: Felhozza is commonly used in both literal and figurative contexts. It can describe physically lifting something, or more often, introducing or raising an issue, point, or topic in discussion or argument. Examples: "Ő felhozza a témát a bizottság előtt." (He/She brings up the topic before the committee.) "A vitában felhozza a gazdasági szempontokat." (In the debate, he/she brings up the economic considerations.)

See also: hozni, fel- prefix usage in Hungarian, verb conjugation patterns, related terms for bringing up or mentioning.