összehajtva

összehajtva is a Hungarian word that translates to "folded" or "folded up" in English. It describes a state of being compressed or brought into a compact form by folding. This can apply to a wide range of objects, from simple items like paper or clothing to more complex structures. The act of összehajtva implies a reduction in size and often a change in shape to achieve this compactness.

The term can be used in both literal and figurative senses. Literally, one might describe a piece of paper that has been összehajtva into an envelope, or a shirt that has been összehajtva for storage. Figuratively, it can suggest a state of being withdrawn or contained, though this usage is less common. The context of the sentence typically clarifies the intended meaning.

The opposite of összehajtva would be unfolded or spread out. The process of making something összehajtva is a deliberate action that alters its original form. This can be for practical reasons, such as saving space, making something easier to carry, or preparing it for a specific use. The resulting folded state is a temporary or permanent alteration of the object's configuration.