Visszajelezett

Visszajelezett is a Hungarian past participle of the verb visszajelz, meaning “to report back” or “to give feedback.” It functions largely as an adjective to describe something that has already received a return statement or acknowledgement. The form is typically used in contexts where an action’s outcome is communicated to the original actor or audience, such as in business reports, student evaluation forms, or governmental correspondence. For example, a teacher might submit a visszajelezett assignment to indicate that the student’s work has been reviewed and a comment provided.

The noun counterpart, visszajelzés, is more common in everyday usage and refers to the feedback itself. In written Hungarian, visszajelezett often appears before a noun, for instance visszajelezett jelentés (reported statement) or visszajelezett terv (feedback on a plan). The phrase can function both in formal and informal registers.

In professional settings, particularly in public administration and information technology, the term underscores accountability, as it marks the completion of a cyclical communication process. It emphasizes that a reply or assessment has been issued, ensuring that the original requestor is informed of the result. The word thus plays a key role in documents and discussions where traceability of information flow is essential.