Kontrollálatlan

Kontrollálatlan is a Hungarian adjective that describes something not controlled, not regulated, or out of control. It is formed from the verb kontrollálni (to control) plus the suffix -atlan, which denotes absence or lack. The term can describe processes, behaviors, or conditions that lack effective constraint, supervision, or adjustment, either in literal or figurative senses. It contrasts with kontrollált, kontrollálható, or szabályozott.

In usage, kontrollálatlan is common in medical, environmental, economic, and social contexts. Examples include kontrollálatlan cukorbetegség (uncontrolled diabetes), kontrollálatlan hipertónia (uncontrolled hypertension), kontrollálatlan növekedés (uncontrolled growth), or kontrollálatlan piaci volatilitás (uncontrolled market volatility). It can also describe behaviors or phenomena that are difficult to manage, such as kontrollálatlan harag (uncontrolled anger), kontrollálatlan kibocsátás (uncontrolled emissions), or kontrollálatlan tömegjáték (uncontrolled crowd dynamics).

In linguistic terms, kontrollálatlan shows that Hungarian forms adjectives from verbs by adding -atlan. Related forms include kontrollálható (controllable) and kontrollált (controlled). Like other -atlan adjectives, it is used attributively (egy kontrollálatlan helyzet) or predicatively (a helyzet kontrollálatlan). The term is widely understood in general prose, journalism, and technical writing.

See also: kontroll, kontrollálás, szabályozás.