hozzáépített

hozzáépített is the past participle of the Hungarian verb "hozzáépít," which translates to "to build onto" or "to add to" in English. It describes the state of something that has had an addition constructed onto it.

This term is commonly used in the context of architecture and construction. For example, a house might have a hozzáépített section, such as an extension or an extra room. The word can also be used more metaphorically to describe the addition of abstract elements, though this is less common.

The structure of the word itself provides a clue to its meaning. "Hozz-" is a prefix indicating addition or joining, while "épít" means "to build." The "-ett" ending signifies the past participle. Therefore, "hozzáépített" literally means "having been built onto."

When describing a building or structure, "hozzáépített" implies a completed action of adding to an existing entity. It focuses on the result rather than the process. It is a descriptive adjective or part of a passive verb construction.