Fedett

Fedett is a Hungarian adjective meaning "covered" or "roofed." It describes something that has a roof or protective cover, or is sheltered from the weather. The term is widely used across everyday language, architecture, commerce and sport to indicate shelter or enclosure.

In architecture and construction, fedett is used for spaces that are enclosed or sheltered. Examples include fedett bejárat (covered entrance) and fedett közlekedő (covered passage). In commercial settings, it can describe indoor or roofed markets and walkways, such as fedett piac or fedett vásárcsarnok.

In sports and recreation, fedett pályás is a common expression for events or facilities held indoors. A fedett pályás stadion or fedett pályás verseny indicates an indoor track or arena, contrasted with outdoor facilities. The term also appears in everyday phrases referring to areas that are physically protected from the elements, such as fedett terület (covered area) or fedett hely (covered place).

The nuance of fedett depends on context but generally centers on shelter from weather or exposure. It is frequently combined with other nouns to form compound terms describing roofs, canopies, or enclosed spaces used for transport, leisure, commerce, and sport.