Validált

Validált is a Hungarian adjective and past participle derived from the verb validálni, meaning to validate. It describes something that has undergone validation and has been deemed correct, acceptable, or authentic according to defined rules or standards. The term is used in fields such as data management, software development, quality assurance, research, and compliance, where processes exist to verify accuracy, conformity, or legitimacy.

In practice, validált describes outcomes or artifacts: validált adatok are data that passed validation checks; validált űrlap or validált mező refers to user input that has been validated before submission; a validált dokumentum is a document that has been verified and approved. The word is commonly paired with nouns like rendszer (system), adatok (data), folyamat (process), or űrlap (form) to indicate what has been validated. In everyday language, other terms such as hitelesített or ellenőrzött may be used depending on the context.

Etymology and related terms: Validálni is a Hungarian adaptation of the English validate, with influences from Latin roots related to strength or validity. The related concepts include validáció (the process of validation), validált (the result), and terms such as ellenőrzés (verification), hitelesítés (authentication/certification), and érvényesség (validity or enforceability).

See also: validáció, érvényesség, ellenőrzés, hitelesítés.