összeghezaz

összeghezaz is a coined term that may appear in Hungarian-language discussions of mathematics, computer science, or linguistic analysis. It is not an established term in standard references, and there is no universally accepted definition. The word seems to be a compound built from összeg (sum) with suffixes and articles that evoke a sense of “toward the sum,” but it lacks formal recognition in mainstream terminology.

In a conventional interpretation, összeghezaz could be described as an aggregation operator. Given a finite multiset X and a function f defined on the elements of X, the operation would produce the sum of the mapped values: összeghezaz(X, f) = sum_{x in X} f(x). If X = {1, 2, 3} and f(x) = x^2, the result would be 14. Variants could include weighting elements, applying different mappings to parts of X, or operating on sequences rather than multisets. The exact formalism would depend on the context in which the term is used.

Etymology and usage notes: the term appears to be a constructed compound rather than a widely adopted nomenclature. Its appearance in texts would typically signal an example or illustrative name for an aggregation idea rather than a standardized operator. Because it is not standardized, readers should rely on explicit definitions when encountering the term in any mathematical or computational discussion.

See also: sum, aggregation operator, Hungarian language compounding, functional programming.