generálva

Generálva is a Hungarian participial form of the verb generálni, meaning to generate. It functions as a past participle or adjective indicating that something has been produced or created by a generator, algorithm, or automated process. The word is used to describe results, data, content, or objects that did not arise by manual action but through an generating process.

In Hungarian grammar, -va or -ve is a participial suffix that attaches to the verb stem. For generálni, the stem is generál-, and the resulting form generálva follows vowel harmony rules. This form can modify nouns (a generálva tartalom = the generated content) or appear in adverbial or descriptive positions to signal a result of generation.

Common contexts for generálva include computing, data processing, and digital media, where content is produced automatically. Examples include generált adatok (generated data), generált tartalom (generated content), and generált jelszó (generated password). The term emphasizes the origin of the result as arising from an algorithmic or automated process rather than human authorship.

See also: generálni, generálás, generált. For broader linguistic use, the related forms generált (the masculine past participle), generált, generálva, and the noun visszajelzéses generálás-related terminology appear in technical and formal Hungarian texts.