Összeolvadnak

Összeolvadnak is a Hungarian verb form meaning “they merge” or “they fuse together.” It is the present tense, third-person plural of összeolvadni. The infinitive összeolvadni is built from the prefix össze- (together) and olvadni (to melt, to coalesce). The term denotes the process by which two or more elements come into contact and form a single, unified entity. A closely related noun is összeolvadás, and in some contexts fúzió is used to refer to corporate mergers.

The phrase is used across domains to describe coalescence or fusion. In the natural and physical sciences, it can refer to the merging of substances, droplets, grains, or phases into a single body. In geography or hydrology, rivers may merge: for example, two streams that converge into a larger river may be described as összeolvadnak. In business and economics, companies may be described as összeolvadnak when they merge, though the term fúzió is also common in more formal or technical writing. In social or cultural contexts, ideas, policies, or technologies can also be described as converging or blending, using the same verb.

Grammatical notes: the form shown in the example is the third-person plural present tense; other forms exist for different persons and tenses. The process noun is összeolvadás, and related terms include fúzió (fusion) and összeolvadó (coalescent).

Lásd még: összeolvadás, fúzió.