kiképzett

Kiképzett is a Hungarian word that translates to "trained" or "skilled" in English. It is commonly used to describe an individual who has undergone specific instruction and practice to acquire a particular ability or expertise. This could apply to a wide range of contexts, from professional training in a trade or craft to the development of skills in sports, arts, or even animal husbandry. The term implies a process of learning and refinement, suggesting that the subject is no longer a novice but has reached a level of proficiency.

The word "kiképzett" is derived from the verb "képezni," meaning "to train" or "to educate." The prefix "ki-" often indicates completion or the bringing forth of something. Therefore, "kiképzett" literally suggests someone who has been fully or thoroughly trained. It can be used as an adjective, such as in "kiképzett orvos" (trained doctor), or as a noun, referring to a trained person. The context in which it is used will usually clarify the specific area of training or skill. For instance, a "kiképzett pilóta" is a trained pilot, while a "kiképzett kutya" is a trained dog. The concept emphasizes the acquisition of knowledge and practical abilities through dedicated effort and guidance.