toldalékolunk

The term "toldalékolunk" is a Hungarian word. It is the first-person plural present tense form of the verb "toldalékol" which translates to "to add a suffix" or "to append". Therefore, "toldalékolunk" literally means "we are adding a suffix" or "we are appending".

In linguistics, the act of adding suffixes is a common morphological process. Suffixes are affixes placed after the stem of a word. They can serve various grammatical functions, such as indicating tense, number, case, or forming new words. For example, in English, adding "-ing" to "walk" creates "walking," which is a present participle. In Hungarian, suffixes play a crucial role in grammar, and "toldalékolunk" describes the active process of applying these suffixes to words within the first-person plural perspective. This concept is fundamental to understanding Hungarian morphology and how words are constructed and inflected. The term itself emphasizes the act of modification and extension of a base word through the addition of a suffix.