tennivalók

Tennivalók is a Hungarian noun meaning tasks or things to do. It is the plural form of tennivaló and refers to items one plans to carry out or must complete. The word derives from the verb tenni (to do) with the suffix -való, yielding a sense of “something to be done.”

In everyday language, tennivalók describes items on a to-do list, chores, errands, or duties, and it is used across domestic, professional, and travel contexts. Common phrases include ma esti tennivalók (tonight’s tasks), a hét tennivalói (the week’s tasks), or elvégzendő tennivalók (things that must be done). The term is flexible enough to cover both routine activities and one-off obligations.

Related terms include teendők and feladatok. Teendő is a more formal or neutral synonym for a task or obligation, while feladatok emphasizes specific duties or assignments. The expression teendők listája or a hét tennivalói is typical when referring to a structured plan.

Usage and nuance: tennivalók often conveys practical, actionable items that can be completed with effort, typically within a short to medium timeframe. It is widely understood in everyday speech and is commonly found in planning, budgeting, household management, and workplace discussions.