Megnövelt

Megnövelt is a Hungarian adjective formed from the verb megnövelni (to increase) with the prefix meg- and the past participle suffix -ett. It means "increased", "augmented", or "enlarged". It is used to describe something that has been enlarged in size, amount, scope, or capacity. The form can modify a noun: megnövelt adathalmaz (an enlarged dataset), megnövelt példányszám (an increased print run), or megnövelt kapacitás (increased capacity). In publishing, megnövelt kiadás is a common term for an expanded edition containing additional content. In data reporting, one might refer to a megnövelt adatállomány or megnövelt eredmény when figures have been increased compared to a previous period.

Etymology: Derived from növelni (to increase) with the prefixed meg-; the suffix -ett marks a past participle or past participle-like adjective. Grammatically, megnövelt behaves as a qualitative adjective and agrees in number and case with the noun it modifies.

Translations: In English, it is typically rendered as "increased", "augmented", or "enlarged".

See also: növel, megemel, kiterjesztett, expanded-edition related terms in Hungarian.