használódott

The Hungarian word "használódott" translates to "worn out" or "used up" in English. It describes an object or material that has diminished in quality, function, or appearance due to prolonged use, friction, or exposure to the elements. This term is commonly applied to physical items such as clothing, tools, furniture, or even vehicles that have undergone a significant degree of wear and tear over time.

The process of becoming "használódott" implies a gradual degradation. For instance, a pair of shoes becomes "használódott" as the soles thin and the material stretches or tears. A tool might be described as "használódott" if its cutting edge has dulled or its handle has become loose. In a broader sense, the term can also refer to something that has been overused to the point of being ineffective or depleted, though this usage is less common than its application to physical objects.

The state of being "használódott" often signifies that an item has reached the end of its useful life or requires repair or replacement. It reflects the natural consequence of interaction and service, indicating that an object has fulfilled its purpose to a considerable extent. The adjective conveys a sense of diminished value and functionality resulting from the passage of time and use.