egyesített

Egyesített is a Hungarian adjective meaning united, merged, or combined. It is formed from the verb egyesít (to unite) with the past participle suffix -ített, and is used to describe entities that have been brought together or act in concert. In general usage it can apply to political entities, organizations, or groups as well as to more abstract concepts like efforts or decisions.

In toponymy and official names, egyesített is common in translations of terms such as United, for example in United States (Egyesült Államok), United Kingdom (Egyesült Királyság), and United Arab Emirates (Egyesült Arab Emírségek). In these contexts the word is capitalized as part of a proper noun. The form is also found in other officially named bodies and agreements, such as Egyesített Nemzetek Szervezete (the United Nations Organization), abbreviated ENSZ.

Outside proper names, egyesített emphasizes the aspect of collaboration or union. Phrases like egyesített erők (united forces), egyesített döntés (united decision), or egyesített ellenállás illustrate its use to express coordination among previously separate components. The term can be contrasted with egységes, which often stresses uniformity or sameness rather than the act of uniting.

Orthography and usage notes: when referring to a named entity, the word is capitalized as part of the proper noun (e.g., Egyesült Királyság). In general prose, it is written in lowercase: egyesített erők, egyesített intézmények. The term remains neutral and formal, suitable for encyclopedic or descriptive writing.