hozzáadják

Hozzáadják is a Hungarian verb form meaning “they add to” or “they append.” It is the present indicative, third-person plural form of the verb hozzáadni, which means to add to, to attach, or to supplement. The infinitive húszóadni goes back to the base verb ad (to give) with the prefix hozzá- (to, toward, in addition). The form hozzáadják is constructed from the stem hozzáad- plus the suffix -ják, marking the plural subject.

The word is used when a group performs the action of adding something to another item, often with a direct object and a target phrase such as a dish, a dataset, or a document. It is a standard, neutral part of modern Hungarian and can appear in everyday speech as well as formal writing.

Examples:

- A szakácsok hozzáadják a fokhagymát a leveshez. (The cooks add garlic to the soup.)

- A kutatók hozzáadják az új adatokat a jelentéshez. (The researchers add the new data to the report.)

Hozzáadják is a conjugated form; the base verb is hozzáadni. Other related forms include hozzáadok (I add to), hozzáadod (you add to), hozzáadja (he/she adds to), and hozzáadjuk (we add to). The prefix hozzá- signals addition to something else, a common pattern in Hungarian for compound verbs.