Kikövetkeztetett

Kikövetkeztetett is the past participle of the Hungarian verb "kikövetkeztetni," which means "to infer" or "to deduce." Therefore, "kikövetkeztetett" translates to "inferred" or "deduced." It indicates that a conclusion or understanding has been reached through logical reasoning or by observing evidence.

The term is used when something is not explicitly stated but can be understood from the context or available information. For example, if someone shows signs of being upset, one might say that their unhappiness was "kikövetkeztetett," meaning it was inferred from their behavior. Similarly, in scientific or investigative contexts, findings might be "kikövetkeztetett" based on data analysis and established principles.

The grammatical form "kikövetkeztetett" signifies a completed action in the past. It describes the state of having been inferred or deduced. The word carries a nuance of deriving knowledge indirectly, as opposed to direct observation or explicit instruction.