Identifikált

"Identifikált" is a Hungarian word that translates to "identified" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "identifikálni," which means "to identify." The word is used in various contexts, referring to the act of recognizing or establishing the identity of a person, object, or concept.

In everyday language, "identifikált" can describe the successful recognition of someone in a police lineup or the confirmation of a specific item among many. For example, "A tanú az elkövetőt azonosította" translates to "The witness identified the perpetrator." It can also be used more broadly to indicate that something has been recognized or confirmed. "A problémát azonosítottuk" means "We have identified the problem."

In technical or scientific fields, "identifikált" carries a more formal meaning. It might refer to the process of cataloging species in biology, diagnosing a disease in medicine, or pinpointing the source of a signal in physics. The term emphasizes a definitive and verified recognition. For instance, "A vírust azonosították" could mean "The virus has been identified."

The concept of identification, as conveyed by "identifikált," is fundamental to many processes of knowledge acquisition and problem-solving, enabling further actions based on established identities.