utazó

Utazó is a Hungarian word that functions as both a noun and an adjective. As a noun, utazó means “traveler” or “person who travels,” and the plural form is az utazók. The word is declined according to standard Hungarian rules (for example: az utazó, az utazót, az utazót, az utazókat, etc.). As an adjective, utazó describes something related to travel or intended for travel and is often used in compounds or attributive phrases, such as utazó ügynök (traveling salesman) or utazó felszerelés (travel gear).

Etymology: utazó is derived from the verb utazik, meaning “to travel,” with the present active participle suffix -ó. This formation yields a word that literally denotes “one who travels” or “traveling.”

Usage: In everyday language, utazó as a noun is common in discussions of trips and travel, as well as in travel writing. When used as an adjective, it typically appears in compound terms and set phrases and can be more frequent in formal or specialized speech. The term is distinct from related concepts such as utazás (travel) and utazni (to travel).

See also: utazás, utazni, utazó ügynök.