Felsorolt

Felsorolt is a Hungarian word that functions as an adjective and as the past participle of the verb felsorolni, meaning to enumerate or list. The term literally conveys that something has been enumerated or written out in a list. In contemporary usage it is employed to describe items, statements, or persons that have been explicitly named or catalogued in a document, roster, or discourse.

Grammatically felsorolt behaves as a normal adjective: it agrees with the noun in number, case and definiteness. For example, "a felsorolt tételek" (the listed items) and "a felsorolt személyek" (the listed persons). It can also function as a noun-adjunct with the plural "felsoroltak" meaning "the listed ones." The phrase is common in formal writing, contracts, reports, and administrative texts where a set of items is defined by a preceding list.

Relation to other terms: "felsorolás" is the noun for the act of listing, while "felsorolni" is the verb. "Felsorolt" thus marks items previously enumerated, distinguishing them from items not included. While the word is Hungarian and primarily used in Hungarian-language texts, its straightforward meaning corresponds to English "listed" or "enumerated."