adózói

Adózói is a Hungarian term used to refer to taxpayers, i.e., individuals or entities subject to tax obligations. It functions as a noun describing a group, and can also appear as an attributive modifier form of a participial adjective derived from adózó (taxpaying).

In usage, adózói commonly appears in formal or legal contexts. It is frequently found in legislation, official explanations, and policy discussions concerning tax administration, taxpayers’ rights, or the fiscal burden on society. Phrases such as adózói jogok (taxpayers’ rights) and adózói kötelezettségek (taxpayers’ obligations) illustrate how the term is employed to denote the collective interests of those who pay taxes.

Etymology and nuance: adózói is formed from the noun/adjective adózó (taxpaying) with a suffix pattern that yields a plural modifier used before a noun to designate the group belonging to or characterized by that status. It emphasizes the status of being a taxpayer rather than simply the act of paying taxes.

Relation to similar terms: adózói is closely related to adófizetők (taxpayers) and adókzók (less common variants). While adófizetők is widely understood in everyday language, adózói tends to appear more often in official or academic contexts and can carry a more formal or policy-oriented nuance.

See also: Adózó, Adófizető, Adózás.

Note: In context, adózói should be interpreted from surrounding grammar to distinguish it as a plural modifier indicating the taxpayers as a group, rather than as a standalone singular form.