Összekötdés

Összekötdés is a Hungarian noun formed from the prefix össze- (“together”), the verb kötni (“to bind” or “to connect”), and the suffix -dés, indicating a process or result. The term denotes the act or result of joining two or more elements into a single unit, or the state of being joined.

In standard Hungarian, the more common form for this idea is összekötés. Összekötdés appears as a less frequent variant, and is sometimes found in older texts, dialectal usage, or in some technical writings. Because of its rarity, many speakers use összekötés or related terms such as kapcsolás or összekapcsolás depending on the context.

Usage across domains tends to emphasize the general notion of linkage or bonding rather than a specific technical method. In everyday language, it can describe the act of tying or fastening items together. In technical or professional contexts, more precise terms such as összekötés, kötés, kapcsolás, or összekapcsolás are usually preferred to denote electrical, mechanical, or logical connections, while összekötdés may be encountered as a broader or historical formulation.

Etymologically, the word reflects the common Hungarian pattern of forming process nouns from a verb with the -dés suffix, aligning with other terms in the language that express actions or results (for example, kötés, összekötés, elrendezés).

See also: összekötés, kapcsolás, összekapcsolás, kötés.