különítettek

Különítettek is a Hungarian term that translates to "isolated" or "segregated" in English. It can refer to a variety of situations where groups or individuals are kept apart from others. Historically, the term has been used in contexts of social and political segregation, particularly concerning ethnic or religious minorities. For instance, during certain periods, specific communities might have been forced to live in designated areas, thus being "különítettek."

In a more general sense, "különítettek" can describe any situation where separation is enforced or occurs naturally. This could apply to geographical isolation, where communities are remote and have limited contact with the outside world. It can also be used in the context of social structures, where certain groups are excluded from mainstream society due to class, caste, or other societal divisions. The reasons for being "különítettek" can range from historical discrimination to voluntary withdrawal or natural circumstances. The consequences of such separation often include limited access to resources, opportunities, and social integration, potentially leading to distinct cultural developments or social disadvantages for the isolated groups.