kifizetett

Kifizetett is a Hungarian past participle used as an adjective formed from the verb kifizetni, meaning to pay out or settle. It indicates that a payment or settlement has been completed. The term is common in financial, accounting, and administrative contexts.

In usage, kifizetett typically appears in attributive position before a noun to describe something that has already been paid, such as kifizetett számla (paid invoice) or kifizetett összeg (amount paid). In formal prose or on official documents, writers may prefer predicate constructions like a számla ki van fizetve (the invoice has been paid) or a számla már kifizetett, depending on style. The participle emphasizes completion of the payment rather than the obligation to pay.

Etymology and related forms: kifizetett is derived from the verb kifizetni, which itself comes from ki- (out, away) plus fizetni (to pay). The root fizet forms various derivatives, such as fizetés (salary, payment) and ki/fizetendő (payable, due). The word kifizetett is the finitary past participle, used specifically to mark completed payments.

See also terms commonly used alongside kifizetett include fizetés (payment/salary), fizetési határidő (payment deadline), és kifizetetlen (unpaid). The term helps distinguish settled obligations from those still outstanding in invoices, contracts, and accounting records.