Módok

Módok is the Hungarian plural noun formed from mód, meaning mode, method, or manner. The term is used in a wide range of contexts to denote different states, configurations, or ways of acting. As a general concept, módok describe distinct approaches or settings within a system, process, or description.

In linguistics and language study, mód refers to grammatical mood. Hungarian grammar distinguishes several moods, such as kijelentő mód (indicative), felszólító mód (imperative), and feltételes mód (conditional), each expressing different attitudes or modalities of the verb. The concept of mood is a common feature in many languages and is central to how verbs convey meaning beyond tense alone.

In mathematics and statistics, mód denotes the mode of a data set—the value that occurs most frequently. A data set can be unimodal, bimodal, or multimodal, depending on how many values share the highest frequency. The mode is one of the basic measures of central tendency used alongside the mean and median.

In technology and everyday use, üzemmód or mód describes the mode of operation of a device or system, such as normal mode, sleep mode, diagnostic mode, or manual mode. These operation modes determine available features, behaviors, and power usage.

See also: mode (disambiguation), magyar nyelv mód kifejezések.