hozása

Hozása is a Hungarian noun that denotes the act or process of bringing something to a place or to a person. It is formed from the verb hoz, meaning “to bring,” with the nominalizing suffix -ása, a common way in Hungarian to create substantives that describe actions or processes. The term is typically used in formal, technical, or legal contexts, such as logistics, procurement, or planning, and is less common in everyday speech.

In practice, hozása overlaps in meaning with related terms such as hozatal and behozás. Hozatal refers more broadly to the procurement or obtaining of goods, especially from external sources, while behozás focuses on bringing something into a specific location. Hozása, by contrast, emphasizes the act of bringing itself and can be used when the action is the primary subject of discussion.

Usage and nuance: The word belongs to a broader Hungarian pattern of verb-derived nouns formed with -ás/-és, which are used to name actions or processes. Because of its formal tone, hozása is more likely to appear in economic reports, logistics documentation, or regulatory texts rather than in casual conversation.

See also: hozatal, behozás, behozatali.