hozáadás

Hozáadás is a Hungarian term that literally translates to "addition" or "attachment" in English. In various contexts, it refers to the act of adding something to an existing entity or concept. This can range from physical objects to abstract ideas.

In computing, "hozzáadás" often denotes the process of appending data to a file, adding an element to a data structure like a list or array, or including a new user or resource in a system. For example, when adding a new contact to a phone's address book, the action performed is a form of "hozzáadás." Similarly, in database management, "hozzáadás" is the operation used to insert new records.

Beyond the digital realm, "hozzáadás" can describe the physical act of attaching one item to another. This might involve adding an accessory to a device, appending a section to a building, or joining components in a manufacturing process. The core idea remains the incorporation of something new into something that already exists.

In a more abstract sense, "hozzáadás" can refer to the incorporation of new information into existing knowledge, the addition of a new clause to a legal document, or the inclusion of a new ingredient in a recipe. The common thread across all these uses is the concept of integration and expansion.