Behozott

Behozott is a Hungarian adjective formed from the verb behozni, meaning to bring in or to import. It describes something that has been brought in from outside, typically across a border or from another system, and is used as a attributive modifier before a noun. The form is a past participle and agrees with the noun it describes (for example, behozott áruk, behozott adatok, behozott költségek).

In economic and practical language, behozott often refers to goods, data, or costs originating from outside the country or organization. Behozott áruk means imported goods, behozott adatok denotes data obtained from external sources, and behozott költségek can refer to costs incurred outside domestic operations or from outside suppliers. The term is commonly contrasted with belföldi (domestic) and kiviteli or export-related terms, highlighting origin, channel, or regulatory treatment.

Behozott and import-related concepts are sometimes expressed with synonyms such as importált or importált termékek, especially in more formal or technical writing. However, behozott emphasizes the act of bringing in, while importált stresses the process of importing goods or information from abroad or external sources.

In usage, behozott can apply to physical goods, data sets, or financial items, among others. Its particular nuance is the lag between origin outside and integration inside a system, market, or jurisdiction. The term remains common in everyday Hungarian as well as in business, logistics, and research contexts.