Kívánt
Kívánt is a Hungarian adjective and past participle formed from the verb kíván, meaning “to wish” or “to desire.” It translates to English as “desired,” “wished-for,” or “longed-for,” and is used to indicate that something has been wished for or requested.
In usage, kívánt primarily appears as a descriptive modifier before a noun, agreeing with the noun in
Etymologically, kívánt derives from the verb kíván with the participial suffix -t, which yields an adjective
Grammatically, kívánt behaves like a normal attributive adjective: it agrees in number and case with the noun
Translations vary by context; common equivalents include “desired,” “wished-for,” and “longed-for.” The term is widely used