összeadódikösszeadódnak

"összeadódik" and "összeadódnak" are Hungarian verbs that translate to "to be added" or "to add up" in English. The key difference lies in their grammatical number.

"összeadódik" is the singular form. It is used when referring to a single item or quantity being added to something else, or when a sum results from the combination of singular elements. For instance, if one person's income is added to another's, one might say their incomes "összeadódik" to form a total.

"összeadódnak" is the plural form. It is used when referring to multiple items, quantities, or subjects that are being added together. If several individuals' incomes are being combined, the plural form would be appropriate, indicating that their incomes collectively "összeadódnak." Similarly, if multiple separate costs are being tallied, they would "összeadódnak" to reach a total expense.

The verbs convey the idea of accumulation or summation. They are commonly used in contexts involving arithmetic, finances, or any situation where distinct elements contribute to a larger whole. The choice between the singular and plural form depends entirely on whether the subject of the addition is singular or plural.