Toldalékolni

Toldalékolni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to suffix" or "to add a suffix." In linguistics, a suffix is a morpheme added at the end of a word to form a derivative, to indicate grammatical function, or to change the word's meaning. The process of toldalékolni involves attaching these suffixes to a base word or stem.

Hungarian is an agglutinative language, meaning it heavily relies on suffixes to convey grammatical information. This characteristic makes the verb toldalékolni particularly relevant to the study of Hungarian grammar. For instance, a single Hungarian word can carry the meaning of an entire English sentence through the strategic addition of various suffixes. These suffixes can indicate case, number, possession, verb tense, mood, and more.

Examples of toldalékolni can be seen in everyday Hungarian usage. If one takes the noun "ház" (house) and adds the suffix "-ban" (in), the word becomes "házban" (in the house). Further toldalékolni can occur, for example, by adding the plural suffix "-ak" to "házak" (houses) and then the possessive suffix "-am" to form "házam" (my house). The verb "szeret" (to love) can be toldalékolni with suffixes to indicate different subjects, tenses, and moods, such as "szeretem" (I love him/her/it) or "szeretni" (to love). Understanding the concept of toldalékolni is fundamental to grasping the structure and nuances of the Hungarian language.