morzsolok

Morzsolók is the Hungarian plural noun for devices or agents that crumble or crush substances into small pieces. The singular morzsoló denotes a tool, machine, or person that performs crumbling or crushing. The word comes from morzsolni, meaning to crumble or pulverize, with the agent-noun suffix -ó and the plural -ók.

In everyday language, morzsolók most often refer to tools or machinery. A morzsoló can be a manual or electric device used to crumble bread, nuts, cookies, or sugar into smaller pieces, for example to produce crumbs or toppings. In industrial contexts, morzsolók describe machinery that reduces bulk materials to smaller sizes, such as crushers, milling heads, or pulverizers in processing lines for ore, grain, plastics, or other bulk materials.

The term is used in technical vocabulary to describe the action of crumbling as part of a production process, and it is typically distinguished from related size-reduction terms such as zúzás (crushing) and őrlés (grinding). The related noun morzsolás refers to the act of crumbling itself.

See also: zúzás, őrlés, morzsoló gép.