Hozzáadód

Hozzáadód is a Hungarian verb meaning "it is added" or "it gets added." It is the passive form of the verb "hozzáadni," which means "to add." The suffix "-ód" indicates a passive voice, suggesting that the subject of the sentence is acted upon rather than performing the action. This verb is commonly used in various contexts, from describing the process of combining ingredients in cooking to explaining how new elements are incorporated into a system or list.

For example, in a recipe, one might say "A liszt hozzáadód a keverékhez" which translates to "The flour is added to the mixture." In a more abstract sense, "Az új szabályok hozzáadódnak a rendeletekhez" means "The new rules are added to the regulations." The verb emphasizes the receiving end of the action of adding. It is a fundamental part of Hungarian grammar, conveying the concept of something being incorporated or appended to something else. The conjugation of "hozzáadód" follows standard Hungarian verb patterns for passive forms.