Gépes

Gépes is a Hungarian term that translates to "mechanized" or "equipped with machinery." It is often used in contexts related to agriculture, industry, and transportation to describe vehicles, equipment, or processes that utilize mechanical power rather than manual labor. For example, a gépesített farm would be one that employs tractors, harvesters, and other machinery for its operations. Similarly, gépesített manufacturing refers to factories that use automated production lines and machinery.

The concept of gépesítés, or mechanization, has been a significant factor in the economic development of Hungary, particularly during the 20th century. The introduction of machinery in agriculture led to increased productivity and efficiency, allowing for larger-scale farming and contributing to the nation's food supply. In industry, mechanization enabled mass production and the development of new manufacturing sectors.

In everyday language, gépes can also refer to any device or apparatus that is powered by a motor or engine. This could range from a simple appliance like a washing machine to complex industrial equipment. The term emphasizes the reliance on mechanical components for operation.