Beadom az adagot.

the

Breakdown of Beadom az adagot.

• adag: a dose or portion
• beadni: to administer or hand in

Questions & Answers about Beadom az adagot.

What is the base verb in beadom?

The base verb is adni, which means to give.

In beadom, that verb appears with:

• the prefix be-
• a personal ending -om

So you can think of it as:

• be-
  • ad
    • -om
• beadom

The ad part is the verb stem from adni.

What does the prefix be- mean here?

Be- is a verbal prefix. Its basic idea is in / into, but with verbs it often creates a more specific meaning.

With adni (to give), beadni can mean things like:

• to administer something, especially medicine
• to hand in / submit something, in other contexts

So the prefix does not always translate literally as in. It changes the meaning of the verb in a way that depends on context.

In this sentence, with az adagot (the dose), beadni is understood as to administer the dose.

Why does the verb end in -om?