képezett

Képezett is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "trained," "skilled," "educated," or "qualified" in English. It describes someone who has undergone specific training or acquired knowledge and abilities in a particular field. The term implies a level of proficiency or expertise that has been developed through learning, instruction, or practical experience.

The word képezett is derived from the verb képezni, meaning "to train," "to educate," or "to form." Therefore, képezett directly refers to the state of being formed or trained. It can be applied in various contexts, such as describing a képezett munkás (skilled worker), a képezett szakember (qualified professional), or a képezett előadó (trained performer). The degree of "képezett" can vary, indicating anything from basic vocational training to advanced academic qualifications.

In a broader sense, képezett can also refer to something that has been shaped or formed, though its primary usage is related to human capabilities. For instance, one might speak of a képezett anyag (formed material) in a technical context, but this is less common than its application to individuals. The adjective emphasizes the result of a deliberate process of development, highlighting that the subject possesses specific competencies due to that process.