Összeadja

Összeadja is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb összeadni, meaning to add up or to sum. It is used when someone sums numbers or figures to obtain a total, such as in everyday arithmetic, accounting, or data processing.

Etymology and meaning: The verb combines the prefix össze- meaning together or in total with the root adni (to give) in a figurative sense that conveys putting numbers together to produce a total. The result is the action of calculating a sum.

Usage: Összeadja requires a direct object—the numbers or amounts being summed. For example, "Ő összeadja a két számot" translates to "He adds up the two numbers." Another example is "A könyvelő összeadja a bevételeket," meaning the accountant sums the revenues.

Conjugation note: The infinitive is összeadni. Present tense forms include összeadom (I sum), összeadod (you sum), összeadja (he/she/it sums), összeadjuk (we sum), összeadjátok (you all sum), and összeadják (they sum). The form összeadja specifically marks the third person singular subject.

Usage context: The term is standard in mathematics, accounting, and everyday math tasks. It is not a specialized term; in more formal statistical language, other verbs for totalization may appear, but összeadni remains the common everyday expression for summing numbers.