fegyveres

Fegyveres is a Hungarian adjective meaning armed or equipped with weapons. It derives from fegyver (weapon) plus the suffix -es, which forms adjectives indicating possession or association. The term is widely used in both formal and everyday language to describe people, groups, or situations involving weapons or armed force.

Common usages occur in compound nouns and phrases such as fegyveres erők (armed forces), fegyveres bűnözés (armed crime), and fegyveres konfliktus (armed conflict). It also appears in expressions like fegyverhasználat (use of weapons) or fegyveres támadás (armed assault).

Grammatically, fegyveres typically modifies a following noun and functions as an adjective rather than a standalone noun. It does not specify the type of weapon nor the level of armament, which is supplied by the contextual noun (for example erők, konfliktus, bűnözés).

In English, the term is usually translated as "armed." Related Hungarian terms include fegyver (weapon) and fegyverzet (armament).