beillesztve

Beillesztve is a Hungarian term formed from the verb beilleszteni, meaning to insert or embed. It functions as the past participle and can be used as an adjective or an adverb to indicate that something has been placed inside or added to another object or context. In everyday language it describes actions completed by inserting something into a larger whole, such as text, elements, or features.

Etymology and form: The word derives from the prefix be- (indicating completion) combined with illeszteni (to fit or attach). The form beillesztve reflects a completed action, often used to describe a state resulting from insertion or embedding.

Usage: Beillesztve is common in language, editing, publishing, computing, and UI design. In editing or publishing, it may describe text or images that have been inserted into a document. In computing, beillesztve can appear as a status label indicating that content has been pasted or inserted into a target field or document. For example, “A kiválasztott szakasz beillesztve a dokumentumba,” meaning the selected section has been inserted into the document.

Grammatical role: It can function as a participial adjective or an adverbial modifier, describing the result of an insertion. It is often used in technical contexts to convey that a specific element is already in place after a insertion operation.

See also: beillesztés, beillesztő, beszúrás. These related terms cover the broader concepts of insertion, pasting, and embedding in Hungarian.