Hordozod

Hordozod is a Hungarian verb form. It functions as the second-person singular present indicative of the verb hordozni, which means to carry or bear. The form is used to state or ask that the person addressed (you) is currently carrying something or bearing a burden.

Morphology and usage: The infinitive hordozni yields the stem hordoz-, and for the second-person singular present the ending -od is added, producing hordozod. In ordinary sentences the subject pronoun you is often implicit, and the ending on the verb makes the subject clear. The form can appear in questions with the particle -e, as in hordozod-e a könyvet? “Are you carrying the book?” It can also appear in affirmative statements, such as Hordozod ezt a csomagot. In negative or imperative constructions, other forms are used (for example ne hordozd).

Examples: Hordozod a könyvet? (Are you carrying the book?) Hordozod ezt a csomagot? (Are you carrying this package?) Hordozod-e ezt a terhet? (Are you bearing this burden?)

Notes: Hordozod should not be confused with hordozó, which is a noun meaning carrier or medium. The form is one of several personal inflections of hordozni, used in everyday Hungarian to refer to present, second-person actions related to carrying or bearing.

See also: hordozni, Hungarian verb conjugation, personal pronouns.