feltáró
Feltáró is a Hungarian word derived from the verb feltár, meaning "to uncover" or "to expose." As an adjective it translates to "exploratory" or "revealing," and as a noun it can denote a person or process that uncovers information, material or facts. The term is productive in Hungarian and appears in compound expressions describing activities or roles focused on discovery.
In archaeology and heritage work, feltáró (or feltáró munka) refers to excavation and fieldwork aimed at revealing
Feltáró also appears in technical contexts: for example, feltáró vizsgálat can describe exploratory testing in software
The term carries a neutral connotation, focusing on the act of discovery rather than judgment. Its precise