Kölcsönzött

Kölcsönzött is a Hungarian word that translates to "borrowed" in English. It is the past participle of the verb kölcsönöz, meaning "to lend" or "to borrow." The word can be used in various contexts to describe something that has been obtained from another person or entity temporarily, with the expectation of returning it. For example, a book from the library would be described as a "kölcsönzött könyv" (borrowed book). Similarly, money lent to a friend is "kölcsönzött pénz" (borrowed money).

The grammatical form of "kölcsönzött" indicates that the action of lending or borrowing has been completed. It can modify nouns, functioning as an adjective, or be used in passive verb constructions. The concept of "kölcsönzött" implies a transfer of possession without ownership, and it often carries an obligation for restitution. In a broader sense, it can also refer to things that are not strictly material, such as borrowed ideas or borrowed time, though these are more figurative uses. The understanding of "kölcsönzött" is central to many social and economic interactions that rely on trust and reciprocity.