Naponta

Naponta is a Hungarian adverb meaning "daily" or "every day." It indicates that an action occurs each day and is commonly used when stating routines, dosages, or schedules. It is typically combined with numerals to express how many times per day, for example: "Naponta háromszor" (three times a day) or "Naponta egyszer" (once a day). In medical or instructional contexts, phrases such as "Naponta egyszer vegyen be egy tablettát" or "Naponta kétszer ellenőrizni kell" are common.

The word is formed from nap meaning "day" plus the habitual suffix -onta, yielding a frequency-adverb. The usage is conservative and widely understood in Hungarian; it contrasts with other periodic terms such as hetente (weekly) or havonta (monthly), which use the same pattern with different time frames.

Naponta can appear in both written and spoken Hungarian, ranging from informal dialogue to formal guidelines. Its concise form makes it particularly suitable for schedules, instructions, and medical contexts.