Kumulálódnak

Kumulálódnak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "accumulate," "build up," or "gather" in English. It describes a process where multiple items, quantities, or instances gradually increase or amass over time. The verb is derived from the noun "halom," meaning "heap" or "pile," suggesting the formation of a larger mass from smaller components.

This term can be applied in various contexts. In finance, it might refer to savings or debts accumulating. In meteorology, it can describe the build-up of atmospheric pressure or clouds. In everyday language, it can signify the gathering of tasks, responsibilities, or even physical objects. The core idea is a progressive increase in quantity or magnitude through the addition of successive elements. The verb is often used in the third-person plural, indicating that the accumulation is happening to multiple entities or is a widespread phenomenon. For instance, "Az adatok kumulálódnak" translates to "The data are accumulating."