továbbadódnak

Továbbadódnak is a Hungarian word that translates to "are passed on" or "are inherited" in English. It is a verb form, specifically the third-person plural passive present tense of the verb továbbadni. The root verb továbbadni means to pass something on, to transmit, or to hand over.

The word továbbadódnak is used in various contexts. It can refer to the transmission of physical objects, such as when goods are passed on from one person to another. More commonly, it is used in a figurative sense to describe the passing on of information, knowledge, skills, or traditions. For instance, cultural heritage or family customs are often described as továbbadódnak from one generation to the next.

In a biological context, továbbadódnak can be used to describe the inheritance of genetic traits. Diseases or predispositions to certain conditions can also be said to továbbadódnak. The concept of karma or the consequences of actions can also be expressed using this term, implying that the effects of deeds are passed on. Understanding the nuances of továbbadódnak requires considering the specific subject and object involved in the act of passing on.