Elfogadottkivett

Elfogadottkivett is a term encountered mainly in Hungarian administrative and document-management contexts. It is formed from elfogadott (accepted) and kivett (taken out, withdrawn). In practice, it can act as a label or status that denotes a document, item, or entry has passed an acceptance step and has subsequently been removed from a pending queue for processing.

The term is not a common standalone word in everyday Hungarian and does not have a widely standardized definition in major legal dictionaries. It tends to appear in niche workflows, templates, or information systems used by public agencies, procurement offices, or archival units. In these settings, elfogadottkivett functions as a concise status indicator signaling that an item has both received approval or acceptance and been extracted for the next phase, such as implementation, archiving, or distribution.

Typical use cases include procurement workflows, where bids or contracts are first evaluated and accepted, and then extracted from the active list for formal processing; or in records management, where a document is approved and withdrawn from active circulation before archival or handover. Because of its compound nature, the term may appear as a single token in databases or as two words in formal documents, and occasionally as a hyphenated form.

Related concepts include elfogadás (acceptance), jóváhagyás (approval), kivétel (withdrawal or exception), and státusz (status). Since elfogadottkivett is context-specific, its precise meaning can vary between institutions and information systems.