Kibvült

Kibvült is a form that appears in Hungarian texts but is not recognized as standard Hungarian. It is generally regarded as a misspelling or nonstandard variant of the past participle kibővült, which means "has expanded" or "has been expanded."

Etymology and form: The standard spelling derives from the verb kibővül (to become enlarged/expanded), built from ki- (out) and bővül (to widen). The past participle is kibővült. The nonstandard form kibvült lacks the umlaut characters ö and ő and is often produced by keyboard errors, missing diacritics, or dialectal usage.

Usage and reception: In formal writing, kibvült is generally considered incorrect; standard Hungarian requires kibővült. In informal contexts, particularly online typing without diacritics or due to typographical mistakes, kibvült may occur. Linguists describe it as a typographical error rather than a separate lexical item.

See also: kibővül, kibővítés.