Unrealizált

Unrealizált is a Hungarian adjective that translates to unrealized, unachieved, or unfulfilled in English. It describes something that has not yet come to fruition, been accomplished, or attained its full potential. This can apply to a wide range of contexts, from abstract concepts to concrete goals.

In economics, unrealized refers to gains or losses on investments that have not yet been sold. For example, if the value of stocks a person owns has increased but they haven't sold them, the gain is considered unrealized. Similarly, a decrease in value represents an unrealized loss. These unrealized figures are important for accounting and financial planning purposes, as they indicate potential future outcomes but do not represent actual cash flow until the asset is liquidated.

Beyond finance, unrealized can describe personal aspirations, dreams, or ambitions that have not yet been realized. Someone might speak of their unrealized potential, meaning they have capabilities that have not been fully developed or utilized. It can also refer to projects or ideas that remain in their initial stages, lacking the concrete steps or completion that would make them realized. The term carries a sense of possibility and anticipation, highlighting what has yet to be.