Hozzátett

hozzátett is a Hungarian word that translates to "added" in English. It is the past participle of the verb hozzáad, which means "to add." The word hozzátett can be used in various contexts, both literally and figuratively.

In a literal sense, hozzátett refers to something that has been physically added to something else. For example, if you add sugar to your coffee, the sugar is a hozzátett ingredient. Similarly, if you add an extra chapter to a book, that chapter is a hozzátett section.

Figuratively, hozzátett can describe something that has been included or appended to a situation, statement, or plan. For instance, if someone makes a comment that expands on a previous point, their comment could be described as a hozzátett remark. In legal or contractual contexts, any clauses or stipulations introduced after the initial agreement are considered hozzátett provisions.

The word can also imply an increase or augmentation. If a price has been raised, the additional cost can be referred to as a hozzátett amount. In a more abstract sense, it can signify an enhancement or a supplement to an existing entity or concept. The grammatical form is typically used to describe a completed action of adding.