hozzátapaszt

Hozzáttapaszt is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to attach," "to stick to," or "to adhere to" in English. It can be used in both literal and figurative senses.

In a literal sense, hozzátapaszt describes the act of physically joining two or more things together. For example, one might use glue to hozzátapaszt pieces of paper, or tape to hozzátapaszt a poster to a wall. The word implies a process of making something stick or adhere to another surface.

Figuratively, hozzátapaszt can refer to the act of someone or something becoming closely associated with a particular group, idea, or situation. This could involve developing a strong connection, becoming inseparable, or being persistently linked to something. For instance, a person might hozzátapaszt themselves to a particular political ideology, or a rumor might hozzátapaszt itself to a celebrity's reputation. The figurative use often carries a connotation of something being difficult to detach or separate from. The grammatical structure typically involves the verb followed by the object or person to which something is being attached or associated.