díszítve

Díszítve is a Hungarian term formed as the past passive participle of the verb díszíteni, meaning to decorate or ornament. It denotes that something has been decorated or ornamented, i.e., it is in a decorated state. The word is commonly used to describe objects, surfaces, or spaces after an act of decoration, such as foods, interiors, clothing, or ceremonial items.

In grammar, díszítve functions as a participial adjective. It is typically used with a copula to express a state, for example: "A torta díszítve van." It can also appear in formal descriptions to mark that a particular thing has undergone decoration. The noun form related to this concept is díszítés, meaning decoration or the act of decorating, and the related adjectives include díszítő (decorative, decorating) and díszített (decorated).

Usage notes and nuances: díszítve emphasizes the resulting decorated state rather than the act of decorating itself. It is common in descriptive writing, menus, exhibition notes, and event descriptions. In everyday language, speakers may use the synonymous form díszített, which can carry a similar meaning, though with subtle nuance: díszítve focuses on the state, while díszített can emphasize the completed action.