lekérdezett

The Hungarian word "lekérdezett" translates to "queried" or "retrieved" in English. It is a past participle of the verb "lekérdezni," which means to query, to inquire, or to retrieve data. In the context of computing and databases, "lekérdezett" refers to information that has been specifically requested and extracted from a larger set of data.

This term is commonly used when discussing database operations, where users or applications send queries to retrieve specific records or data points. For example, a "lekérdezett adat" would be data that has been returned after a successful query. The process of retrieving this data often involves searching through tables, applying filters, and sorting the results according to the query's specifications.

Beyond databases, "lekérdezett" can also apply to situations where information is sought from any system or source. This might include searching through a document archive, retrieving search results from a website, or accessing information from an API. Essentially, any instance where specific information is requested and subsequently obtained can be described using the term "lekérdezett." The successful completion of the inquiry or data retrieval is implied by the use of this past participle.