szorozni

Szorozni means to multiply in Hungarian. It denotes the arithmetic operation of combining numbers to obtain a product. The verb is standard in mathematics education, science, and any context involving scaling or increasing quantities. In addition to its technical use, szorozni can appear in figurative language to describe doubling or expanding something by a factor.

Usage and grammar: The infinitive form is szorozni. It is a regular Hungarian verb and follows the typical conjugation patterns of -ni verbs. It is transitive and usually requires a numeric object and a multiplier; for example, szorozd meg a számot kettővel (multiply the number by two). The phrase can also describe multiplying two or more numbers, such as “két számot szorozunk meg” (we multiply two numbers). Hungarian verb tenses for szorozni attach standard suffixes to the stem, and the present, past, and future forms align with general verb conjugation rules.

Related terms and usage: Szorzat is the product of a multiplication, and szorzó denotes a multiplier or factor. Szorzás refers to the process of multiplication or the act of multiplying. The term is widely used in educational materials, scientific writing, and programming when discussing algorithms that involve multiplication. In mathematical notation, multiplication is represented by symbols such as × or *, and szorozni is the Hungarian verbal description of that operation.