kötszeres

The term "kötszeres" is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "bandaged" or "dressing-clad" in English. It refers to something or someone that is covered or wrapped with a bandage or dressing. This can be applied in various contexts, most commonly to medical situations where a wound or injury is being treated.

For example, a person might be described as "kötszeres" if they have a broken limb that is in a cast or if a surgical site is covered with sterile gauze. The term implies a protective or supportive covering applied for healing or stabilization. It can also be used more figuratively, though this is less common, to suggest something that is being repaired or reinforced.

The root word "kötés" means "binding" or "tying," which directly relates to the action of applying a bandage. Therefore, "kötszeres" inherently carries the meaning of being bound or secured by a dressing. It is a straightforward descriptive term in Hungarian, primarily used to convey the presence of a medical bandage.