Hozzáadsz

Hozzáadsz is the second person singular present tense form of the Hungarian verb hozzádad (to add to, to append). The verb is transitive and is used when the subject performs the action of adding something to another thing or to a set. The prefix hozzá- conveys the sense of “towards” or “in relation to,” and the base ad (from adni, to give) appears in its compound form.

In usage, hozzáadsz appears in everyday language, including tasks such as adding items to a list, ingredients to a recipe, or data to a collection. Examples: “Hozzáadsz egy új sort a táblázathoz?” or “Hozzáadsz még vizet a leveshez?” The form contrasts with other conjugations of the same verb, such as hozzáadok (I add to) or hozzáadunk (we add to).

Grammatically, the infinitive is hozzádad or hozzáad, depending on stylistic variation, and the past tense is formed with a separate prefix conjugation, for example hozzáadtam (I added). The noun form is hozzáadás, meaning addition or append operation, and related adjectives include hozzáadott and hozzáadható.

Etymologically, hozzáad is a compound of prefix hozzá- (toward, with) and ad (root related to adni, to give), developing into a general Hungarian verb meaning to add or append to something. The term is common across contexts, including mathematics, cooking, databases, and programming discussions when describing the act of adding elements to a collection or quantity.

See also: hozzáadás, adni, adás.