hozzáadok

Hozzáadok is a form of the Hungarian verb hozzáadni, meaning to add to or to append. It represents the first-person singular present tense: Én hozzáadok, used when the speaker performs the action of adding something to another object or context. The prefix hozzá- signals movement toward a reference point, combined with adni “to give,” yielding the sense of adding to something.

Usage and examples: the verb is transitive and typically pairs with what is being added and with a target expressed by a postposition such as -hoz, -hez, or -höz. Common constructions include “Hozzáadok egy elemet a listához” (I add an element to the list) and “Hozzáadok egy új funkciót a programhoz” (I add a new feature to the program). The form adapts with the subject: te hozzáadsz, ő hozzáad, mi hozzáadunk, ti hozzáadtok, ők hozzáadnak.

Related forms and etymology: the verb’s root is adni (to give) with the directional prefix hozzá-. The noun form is hozzáadás, meaning an addition or an appendage. Other conjugations exist for different subjects and tenses, for example hozzáadok, hozzáadsz, hozzáadunk, hozzáadtok, hozzáadnak.

Semantics and context: in everyday Hungarian, hozzáadni covers adding physical items, elements to a list, or features to a product. In mathematical contexts, “hozzáadni” can be used but “összeadni” is also common for summation. The term is widely used in cooking, computing, data processing, and general communication to denote incorporating something into another thing.