Láthatatlan
Láthatatlan is a Hungarian adjective meaning invisible, used to describe things that cannot be seen with the naked eye. It can refer to physically concealed objects, phenomena beyond human vision, or metaphorical concepts such as hidden forces, motives, or conditions. The term is common in everyday speech as well as in science writing and literature.
Etymology and grammar: The word is formed from látható, meaning visible, with the negating suffix -talan, yielding
In culture and science, láthatatlan frequently connotes mystery or the limits of perception. It is used in
See also: látható, láthatatlanság, invisible in other languages.