felállítva

The Hungarian word "felállítva" is the past participle of the verb "felállítani," which translates to "to set up," "to erect," or "to establish" in English. It describes a state of being put into an upright position, constructed, or brought into existence. The word can be used in a variety of contexts, referring to physical objects, abstract concepts, or even living beings.

When used for physical objects, "felállítva" signifies that something has been assembled, built, or placed in its intended position. For example, a tent that has been pitched is "felállítva," or a statue that has been mounted is "felállítva." It implies a completed action of setting something up.

In a more abstract sense, "felállítva" can refer to the establishment of institutions, rules, or systems. A government that has been formed or a new law that has been enacted could be described as "felállítva." It denotes the creation and formalization of something.

Furthermore, "felállítva" can also describe the state of a person or animal standing. If someone has stood up from a seated position, they are "felállítva." Similarly, an animal that is standing on its hind legs would be "felállítva." The word generally conveys a sense of being in an upright or functional state after a process of creation or positioning.