dodajo

Dodajo is the third-person plural present tense form of the Slovenian verb dodati, meaning to add. It is used when the subject performing the action is they, or when referring to a group that adds something. The infinitive form is dodati, and other present-tense forms include dodajam, dodaš, dodaja, dodajamo, dodajate, and dodajo.

In everyday language, dodajo appears in many contexts, such as cooking, mathematics, data processing, and more. For example, in cooking: "V receptu dodajo dve jedilni žlici olja" means they add two tablespoons of oil. In data handling: "Program dodajo nove zapise" would convey that they add new records. The verb often takes a direct object in the accusative case, indicating what is being added.

Usage notes: dodajo is strictly third-person plural present tense and should not be confused with doda, which is the singular form meaning "he/she adds." Slovenian verbs are inflected for person and number, so correct form is important for clarity. The sense of dodati can also be extended metaphorically to include or incorporate items, ideas, or elements into a larger whole.

Beyond linguistic use, dodajo is not widely known as a proper noun or name. It is primarily encountered as a verb form in Slovenian text, and its meaning depends on the surrounding context.