közbeiktatott

The Hungarian word "közbeiktatott" translates to "inserted," "interposed," or "intercalated" in English. It describes something that is placed or introduced between other things, often to fill a gap, modify a sequence, or serve as a link.

In a literal sense, "közbeiktatott" can refer to the physical placement of an object within a larger structure or process. For example, a "közbeiktatott elem" might be a component inserted into a machine. In spoken language, it can describe a word or phrase that is "közbeiktatott" into a sentence to add emphasis or clarification.

More figuratively, "közbeiktatott" can denote an interruption or an intermediary. A "közbeiktatott személy" is someone who intervenes in a situation, perhaps to mediate a dispute or facilitate communication. In historical contexts, "közbeiktatott uralkodó" could refer to a ruler who temporarily held power between two others. The concept also applies to time, where a "közbeiktatott időszak" might be a period inserted into a larger timeline, such as a holiday occurring between workdays. The core meaning remains consistent: something introduced into the middle of something else.