Feloldod

Feloldod is not a standard dictionary entry in Hungarian and is generally considered a nonstandard or erroneous form. The standard verbs related to dissolution are feloldódik and oldódik, along with the infinitives feloldódni and oldódni. The prefix fel- adds a sense of onset or completion to the dissolution process, yielding meanings like “to become dissolved” when combined with oldódik.

In standard Hungarian, the present tense second-person singular form of the reflexive verb feloldódni is feloldódsz, not feloldod. The 3rd person singular is feloldódik, and the infinitive is feloldódni. The base verb oldódik means “to dissolve” (often used intransitively, as in a cukor oldódik a vízben, “the sugar dissolves in the water”). The noun form is oldódás, and the related noun feloldás can denote the act or process of dissolving or solving in a figurative sense.

The form feloldod may appear as a misspelling or typographical error in casual writing or automated text, but it is not regarded as correct standard Hungarian. When documenting or learning Hungarian, it is advisable to use feloldódik or oldódik, depending on the intended meaning and syntactic construction.

See also: oldódik, feloldódik, feloldás, oldódás, oldat.