Toldalékra

Toldalékra is a Hungarian term referring to an addition or appendage. It can be used in various contexts, often relating to physical objects or concepts. In architecture, a toldalékra might describe an extension to a building, such as a porch, bay window, or an additional wing. This extension would serve a functional purpose, like increasing living space or providing shelter, or a decorative one, enhancing the building's aesthetic appeal.

The term can also be applied to smaller objects. For instance, a tool might have a toldalékra, which is an accessory or attachment that enhances its utility, like a different bit for a screwdriver or a specialized head for a vacuum cleaner. In a more abstract sense, toldalékra can denote something supplementary or secondary to a primary element. This could be a minor detail that adds to a larger picture or an additional feature that complements a main function. The core idea is that of something being attached or added on, serving a purpose in conjunction with the main entity.