Beültetett

Beültetett is a Hungarian adjective meaning implanted or transplanted. It is formed from the verb ültetni (to plant, to implant) with the prefix be- and the past participle suffix -ett, and it denotes that something has been inserted into another object or into a living body or environment. The term is used in both medical and horticultural contexts and functions as a descriptive modifier.

In medical contexts, beültetett describes devices or tissues that have been surgically placed inside a patient. Common examples include beültetett implantátumok such as pacemakers, dental implants, artificial joints, or intraocular lenses; beültetett szövetek can refer to tissue grafts; and beültetett eszközök more generally to implanted devices like stents or prosthetics. The corresponding noun is beültetés, implantation or implant surgery.

In horticulture and farming, beültetett refers to plants or crops that have been transplanted to a new location, for example beültetett növények in a field or garden. The term emphasizes that the plant has been moved from one growing site to another and established there.

The word is often used interchangeably with implantált in some contexts, though implantált is a loanword from Latin and is more common in technical or medical language in some varieties of Hungarian. Beültetett and beültetés are standard terms for describing insertion by surgery or transplantation, and their precise meaning depends on the domain of use.