Bonyolult

Bonyolult is a Hungarian adjective meaning "complicated" or "intricate." It is used to describe things that have multiple parts, interdependencies, or ambiguous relationships, such as systems, concepts, tasks, or phenomena.

The word derives from the verb bonyolítani, meaning "to complicate" or "to entangle." The suffix -ult forms an adjective or past participle, yielding bonyolult to describe something that has been made complicated or is difficult to interpret.

In usage, bonyolult appears across everyday speech and formal writing. It can describe a wide range of subjects, from a bonyolult feladat (a complicated task) to egy bonyolult rendszer (a complex system). In academic contexts, it is commonly paired with nouns like rendszer, elmélet, vagy jelenség to convey depth and complexity. Synonyms include összetett and nehezen érthető, while nuance may shift toward practical difficulty or structural intricacy depending on context.

Cultural references to the term are generally as a descriptive adjective rather than a fixed title or brand. While it may appear in Hungarian media as a motif or descriptor, it is not associated with a single canonical work or widely recognized entity. In translation and cross-cultural discussion, bonyolult is commonly rendered as "complex" or "complicated," with attention to the implied degree of intricacy.

See also: komplexitás, összetett, bonyolítás.