Törölt

Törölt is a Hungarian word that translates to "deleted" or "erased" in English. It is most commonly used in a digital context, referring to files, data, or content that has been removed from a system. The word can also be used in a more general sense to describe something that has been physically erased or obliterated.

In computing, when a file is "törölt," it may still be recoverable depending on the method of deletion and whether the data has been overwritten. Operating systems often move deleted files to a temporary location, such as a recycle bin or trash folder, allowing for potential restoration. However, permanent deletion or formatting of storage media usually makes data recovery much more difficult.

The term "törölt" can also appear in various software interfaces and error messages, indicating that an action has been undone or that specific content is no longer accessible. Its usage is straightforward, conveying the absence or removal of an item. Beyond digital applications, a physical object that has been "törölt" would imply that any markings or traces upon it have been removed.