Regisztrálva

Regisztrálva is a Hungarian word that translates to "registered" in English. It signifies that something or someone has been officially recorded or entered into a system, list, or database. This term is commonly used in various contexts, including legal, administrative, and digital environments.

In a legal or administrative context, "regisztrálva" indicates that a person, entity, or document has undergone a formal registration process. This could involve registering a birth, a marriage, a business, or a property. The registration process typically involves providing specific information and fulfilling certain requirements to be officially acknowledged by the relevant authorities. Once registered, an entity or individual gains certain rights, obligations, or recognition.

In the digital realm, "regisztrálva" is frequently encountered when discussing online accounts, software licenses, or subscriptions. For example, a user might be "regisztrálva" on a website, meaning they have created an account by providing personal details. Similarly, software or a service might be "regisztrálva" to a particular user or device, indicating it has been activated and authorized for use. This registration often requires a unique identifier, such as a username or serial number, and confirms ownership or access rights. The concept of being "regisztrálva" emphasizes the act of formalization and the creation of an official record.