Betöltve

Betöltve is a Hungarian participle form derived from the verb betölteni, meaning to fill or to load. As a past participle, betöltve conveys that the action of loading or filling has been completed and that the resulting state is in effect. The form is used primarily as an adjective or as a predicative complement to describe objects, data, or states that have been loaded or filled.

In usage, betöltve appears in formal or technical contexts and often denotes a condition resulting from an earlier loading action. It is closely related to related forms such as betöltött, which is the standard past participle used to describe a completed filling or occupancy, but betöltve tends to emphasize the resulting state rather than the action itself in some contexts. In practice, both forms can appear in similar environments, though their nuance may differ depending on sentence structure and regional preference.

Common domains include computing and logistics. In computing, betöltve is used to describe content that has been loaded into memory or into a software component, for example a program or data set that is betöltve a memóriába. In logistics or inventory language, betöltve can describe items that have been loaded into a container or vehicle, signaling that the loading process is finished.

See also: betöltés (loading), betölteni (to load/fill), betöltött (the standard past participle indicating a completed action), feltöltés (uploading). The choice between betöltve and related forms depends on nuance and syntactic position within the sentence.