duplázni

Duplázni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to double" in English. It is commonly used in everyday language to indicate the act of making something twice its original size, quantity, or value. For example, one might say "megduplázni az árat" which means "to double the price."

The verb can also be used in a more figurative sense. For instance, it can refer to doubling efforts or doubling the pace of an activity. In the context of games or sports, "duplázni" can mean to achieve a second consecutive victory or to perform a double action.

In mathematics, the concept of doubling is fundamental and is represented by multiplying a number by two. The Hungarian term for doubling in a mathematical context is often "kettővel szorozni" or "megkettőzni," though "duplázni" is also understood.

The word itself likely derives from the Latin word "duplus," meaning "double." Its usage in Hungarian reflects a common linguistic pattern of adopting and adapting terms related to fundamental concepts. The versatility of "duplázni" makes it a frequently encountered word in Hungarian conversations and texts.