Integrálódtak

Integrálódtak is a Hungarian verb form meaning that a group of people has become integrated or assimilated into a larger social unit, such as a community, organization, or workforce. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the intransitive verb integrálódik, which denotes the process of integrating oneself or becoming part of a system.

Linguistically, the verb derives from integrál, connected to the noun integráció (integration). The suffix -odtak/-ődtak marks the past tense and the third-person plural subject, while the reflexive aspect is inherent in the verb integrálódik. The term is commonly used in social science, migration studies, education, and workplace discourse to describe successful adaptation and participation by individuals or groups.

In usage, integrálódtak is employed to discuss whether newcomers or members of a minority group have joined and engaged with a host society, institution, or team. It often appears in analyses of integration policies, social cohesion, and labor market participation. The concept contrasts with related terms such as beilleszkedés (adjustment) and beolvadás (melting into), though all relate to similar processes of inclusion and participation.

Examples in neutral prose might include: Az új érkezők integrálódtak a helyi közösségbe. A dolgozók gyorsan integrálódtak a csapatba. Sok tényező befolyásolja a integráció sikerét, például nyelvtudás, hozzáférés a lehetőségekhez és az elfogadó közeg.

See also: integráció, beilleszkedés, beolvadás, társadalmi integráció.