Transzformálva

Transzformálva is a Hungarian term used in grammar, mathematics, computer science, and related fields. It is the past participle form of the verb transzformál and denotes that something has undergone a transformation, typically as the result of a defined operation. In everyday language, transzformálva can function as an adjective or as an adverbial participle to describe a state after a transformation.

In Hungarian grammar, -va/-ve is one of the participial endings used to form adverbial participles from verbs. The exact use of transzformálva depends on the syntactic position, and it often appears in technical phrasing to indicate that a subject has been subjected to a transformation.

In technical contexts, especially in data processing, statistics, physics, and mathematics, the concept of transformation is central. The noun transzformáció names the operation or result of transforming; transzformálás refers to the act of transforming. Consequently, transzformálva describes data or objects that have already passed through the transformation, for example a transformed data set or a transformed variable. In practice, the related adjective transzformált is also common when directly modifying a noun.

The term reflects cross-linguistic borrowing from the English transform and related scientific vocabulary. It is generally used in formal or technical prose. See also: transzformáció, transzformálás, transzformáló, transzformációs.