egyesült

Egyesült is a Hungarian adjective meaning “united” or “joined into one.” It derives from the verb egyesít, to unite, and in its past participle form egyesült denotes that something has been united or formed as a union. In Hungarian, egyesült is commonly used in official names of countries or organizations, and is usually capitalized as part of the proper noun.

Common examples in Hungarian include Egyesült Államok (United States), Egyesült Királyság (United Kingdom), and Egyesült Arab Emírségek (United Arab Emirates). The United Nations is called Egyesült Nemzetek Szervezete in Hungarian, and is often abbreviated ENSZ. The word may also appear in historical or descriptive phrases such as egyesült erők (allied forces) or egyesült hivatal (united office), depending on context.

Apart from its use in proper names, egyesült functions as a general descriptive term for a federation or union formed by uniting multiple parts. In ordinary prose, it is written in lowercase unless it begins a sentence or is part of a title. Its usage mirrors similar patterns in many languages where a form of “united” signals political unity or federative structure.

There is no single entity named simply “egyesült”; rather, the term appears as a component of several well-known country names and international organizations in Hungarian.