felvázolt

Felvázolt is a Hungarian past participle used as an adjective, meaning “outlined” or “sketched.” It derives from the verb felvázol, which means to outline, draft, or sketch in outline form. The prefix fel- signals completion or up-to-date status of the outlining, and vázol denotes the act of outlining.

Usage and nuance

Felvázolt is commonly used to describe something that has been presented in outline form, such as plans, concepts, or arguments. It frequently appears in formal or semi-formal writing, including academic papers, project proposals, and administrative documents. The phrase a felvázolt terv (the outlined plan) or felvázolt koncepció (outlined concept) conveys that the content has been prefigured in a schematic or preparatory version before full elaboration.

Grammatical notes

Felvázolt functions as an adjective and agrees with the noun it modifies. It can occur in attributive position (a felvázolt terv) or in predicative constructions after a linking verb in more extended sentences. It is closely related to the base verb felvázol and to the related noun vázlat (outline) or vázolás (outlining).

Related terms

- felvázol: to outline or sketch

- vázol: to outline

- vázlat: outline or sketch

- vázlatos: sketch-like or outline-oriented

See also

Felvázolt is typically contrasted with other forms such as vázolt, which also means outlined but lacks the prefix that emphasizes the completion or explicit framing of the outline. In practice, felvázolt emphasizes that something has been so outlined and presented in outline form.