Kiépült

Kiépült is a Hungarian adjective meaning developed, well-built, or built-up. It describes a territory, infrastructure, or network that has been expanded and reached a mature, functional state. It is the past participle of kiépít, formed with the prefix ki- indicating completion or spreading, combined with épít, to build. The term emphasizes the resulting integration and usability of the system rather than a single construction event.

In practice, kiépült is used in geography, urban planning, and real estate to denote built-up areas or infrastructure. Examples include kiépült település (a developed settlement), kiépült közlekedési hálózat (a well-developed transport network), and kiépült infrastruktúra (mature infrastructure). The phrase kiépült terület is common in statistical descriptions of urban density.

Kiépült differs from kiépített and épült. Kiépített typically refers to something that has been constructed or installed, such as kiépített út vagy létesítmény, whereas épült simply states that something was built. Kiépült carries a nuance of a system that is now fully functional, integrated, and part of the urban or regional fabric.

---