összeadod

Összeadod is the second-person singular present tense form of the Hungarian verb összead, meaning “you add up” or “you total.” It is used when addressing someone who performs the action of adding numbers or quantities, for example in arithmetic, accounting, or data processing.

Etymology and construction: The verb combines the prefix össze- (together, bringing together) with the verb stem related to adni (to give) in a sense tied to combining quantities. The result is a verb that denotes bringing numbers together to obtain a total or sum.

Usage: In mathematics and accounting, one might say, for example, Összeadod a bevételeket? meaning “Do you add up the revenues?” The form is also used in a figurative sense to mean summarizing or tallying elements, such as Összeadod-e a véleményeket vagy az adatokat? (Do you summarize the opinions or the data?). The term is common in educational and professional contexts and can be combined with various objects that denote numbers, costs, or other measurable quantities.

Related forms and terms: The infinitive is összeadni, and the noun form for the act is összeadás (the summing or addition). Conjugation follows standard Hungarian patterns for transitive verbs, with the second-person singular form appearing as összeadod in present tense.

See also: összeadás, which refers to the act of adding up or summing in general.