gondozása

Gondozása is a Hungarian grammatical form and concept commonly translated as "its care" or "the care of." Linguistically, it is the third-person singular possessive of the noun gondozás (care, caregiving), formed by the root gondoz- plus the possessive and case endings. In usage it typically appears attached to a noun to indicate that the named person or thing is the recipient of care, maintenance, or oversight (for example, a növény gondozása — the care of a plant).

As a social and practical concept, gondozása covers a wide range of caregiving activities including child care, eldercare, nursing, medical aftercare, and maintenance of animals or plants. It can refer to informal family or community care as well as professional services provided by trained caregivers, nurses, social workers, or institutions. Responsibilities implied by gondozása often include physical support, medical attention, emotional support, hygiene, nutrition, and monitoring.

In administrative and legal contexts, gondozása may appear in policy documents, care plans, and service descriptions to specify who is responsible for ongoing support and what standards or duties apply. The term also features in everyday language to describe maintenance tasks, such as property or equipment upkeep. Related words include gondozás (care), gondozó (caregiver), and gondoskodás (provision of care).