szorozza

Szorozza is a Hungarian verb form that means “multiplies.” It is the third-person singular present indicative form of the verb szorozni, which means to multiply. The infinitive szorozni is built from the root szor- with the -ozni suffix; szorozza is the standard form used when the subject acts on a direct object, as in instructional or mathematical contexts.

In usage, szorozza appears primarily in mathematics and related educational language. It is common in textbook phrases and exam instructions to express a multiplication operation performed by a subject on a specified quantity. For example, a typical sentence is: A számot kettővel szorozza meg. (He multiplies the number by two.) This form can appear in both everyday mathematical discussion and formal teaching materials.

Etymology and related terms: the verb szorozni is derived from the noun szorzó (multiplier, factor), which shares the same root. Related words include szorzó (multiplier) and szorzás (multiplication), all connected through the same linguistic family and used across arithmetic and algebra.

See also: szorzás, szorzó, szorozni.