képesítve

képesítve

Képesítve is a Hungarian term that derives from the verb képesíteni, which means "to qualify," "to equip," or "to certify." The word is typically used in the context of professional certification, education, or the process of making someone competent in a specific field. As a participle, képesítve functions as an adjective or adverb that describes a state of having obtained the necessary qualifications or skills.

Etymologically, the root képes connotes "capable" or "capable person," while the suffix –íté- indicates the action of being equipped or qualified. Combined with the gerundial ending –ve, it conveys the completed action of preparation or certification. This matches the common Hungarian construction where a verb is turned into a participial form by adding –ve, akin to English participles such as "qualified" or "cured."

In practice, képesítve appears in phrases such as "a tanúsítvány képesítve" (the certificate recognized) or "a szakember képesítve" (the professional certified). It is often employed in official documents, academic transcripts, and professional licensing notices to denote compliance with regulatory standards or institutional requirements. The term underscores the formal validation of expertise that is essential in fields ranging from medicine and engineering to information technology and legal practice.