Megduplázom

Megduplázom is a Hungarian word that translates to "I will double" in English. It is the first-person singular future tense of the verb "megdupláz," which means "to double." The prefix "meg-" indicates completion of the action.

The word "megduplázom" can be used in various contexts. For example, someone might say "A fizetésem megduplázom a következő évben" which translates to "I will double my salary next year." This could refer to a personal goal or a prediction. In a more general sense, it can be used to express an intention to increase something by 100%. For instance, "Ha így folytatjuk, a profitunkat megduplázom" means "If we continue like this, I will double our profit."

The grammatical structure is straightforward. The base verb is "dupláz" (to double), to which the perfective prefix "meg-" is added. The "-om" suffix signifies the first-person singular possessive ending, indicating "my" or "I." Combined with the future tense, it forms "megduplázom." This word is commonly used in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing when discussing future increases or multiplications of quantities.