Hordozom

Hordozom is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb hordozni, meaning to carry or bear. It translates to "I carry" or "I am carrying" and is used to describe the action of carrying something in the present moment or in a general sense, depending on context.

In Hungarian, hordozni is an infinitive formed with the suffix -ni. The present tense suffix for the first person singular is -om, producing hordozom. The form follows standard Hungarian conjugation patterns for regular verbs, with the root hordoz- plus the -om ending.

Usage examples include statements such as "Hordozom a könyvet" (I am carrying the book) or "Hordozom az esernyőt" (I am carrying the umbrella). The construction can be used with various objects and in different registers, from everyday speech to written language.

Related forms and concepts include hordozó, meaning carrier or bearer, and hordozás, referring to the act of carrying or transport. These terms appear in contexts such as technology (carriers or devices) and biology (carrier individuals) where the concept of carrying or bearing is central.