Felbontatlan

Felbontatlan is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "unopened," "undisclosed," or "unsolved" in English, depending on the context. It describes something that has not been subjected to examination, division, or resolution.

In the context of physical objects, felbontatlan refers to something that remains in its original packaging and has not been opened. This could apply to mail, gifts, or products. For instance, a letter that has not been opened is described as felbontatlan.

When referring to information or secrets, felbontatlan implies that something remains unknown or has not been revealed. A mystery that is yet to be solved could be described as felbontatlan, meaning its solution or explanation is still pending. Similarly, a document or piece of evidence that has not been revealed or examined is also considered felbontatlan.

The term can also be used metaphorically to describe situations or problems that have not been addressed or resolved. A problem that continues to exist without a solution might be referred to as felbontatlan. The core meaning revolves around a state of being untouched, unexamined, or unresolved.