kontrolált

Kontrollált is a Hungarian adjective and past participle meaning "controlled" or "regulated." It is formed from the verb kontrollál, which means to control, regulate, or supervise. The form is used to describe objects, processes, or conditions that are under explicit control or subject to specified rules.

Kontrollált is a loanword in Hungarian, rooted in the international term control. The noun kontroll (control) and the verb kontrollál reflect this heritage, with the regular past-participle/adjective ending -ált, giving kontrollált. The term is common in both technical and everyday language, including contexts such as engineering, science, and quality management.

Usage times and examples: In technical discourse, kontrollált környezet means a controlled environment, kontrollált állapot a controlled state, and kontrollált adatok controlled data. In experimental settings, phrases like kontrollált kísérlet denote a controlled experiment, and kontrollcsoport refers to a control group. The word often contrasts with terms that convey looser or uncontrolled conditions, such as szabad or bizonytalan, and with ellenőrzött, which emphasizes verification rather than the enforcement of specific conditions.

Related forms and notes: Derived verbs include kontrollálni (to control) and kontrollálás (the act or process of controlling). The term is widely used across fields such as science, industry, information technology, logistics, and quality control. While kontrollált and ellenőrzött can be related, their nuance differs: kontrollált underscores adherence to set controls, whereas ellenőrzött emphasizes verification or inspection. See also kontroll, kontrolláló, and kontrollcsapat in broader discussion of control-related terminology.