futtatott

Futtatott is a Hungarian past participle and adjective derived from the verb futtatni, meaning to run, operate, or cause to move. It is used to describe something that has been put into operation or executed, such as a program, script, process, or mechanism.

In grammar, futtatni is a transitive verb. The form futtatott functions as a perfective past participle and agrees with the noun it modifies in number and, in Hungarian, often in definiteness. It can be used attributively before a noun to denote that the noun has already been run, for example: futtatott program (a program that has been run), futtatott szoftver (executed software). It can also appear in predicative constructions with auxiliary verbs.

In computing, futtatott is common in discussions of software execution, automation, and batch processing. It contrasts with futtatható (runnable) or futtathatatlan (not runnable). The noun futtatás refers to the act of running or executing software or procedures; futtatott is often the result or state after such an operation.

Usage notes: while primarily technical, the term may appear in technical documentation, logs, or user interfaces in Hungarian to indicate that a program has been started or completed its run. The phrase "futtatott program" generally means an instance of a program that has already been executed.

See also: futtatás, futtató, futtatható, futtathatatlan.