megnyújtott

Megnyújtott is a Hungarian word that translates to "stretched," "extended," or "elongated" in English. It is a past participle of the verb "megnyújtani," which means to stretch or to extend. The word can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a physical sense, "megnyújtott" can describe an object that has been made longer than its original size, perhaps due to pulling or stretching. For example, one might refer to a "megnyújtott rugó" (stretched spring) or "megnyújtott tészta" (stretched dough). It can also describe a body part or posture that is extended, such as a "megnyújtott nyak" (elongated neck) seen in some cultures or a dancer's "megnyújtott karok" (extended arms).

Figuratively, "megnyújtott" can refer to something that has been prolonged or drawn out. This could apply to time, such as a "megnyújtott várakozás" (prolonged wait), or to a situation that has been unnecessarily extended. It can also describe a tone of voice that is drawn out or exaggerated, like a "megnyújtott beszéd" (drawn-out speech), often used for dramatic effect or to convey boredom. The concept implies an increase in length or duration beyond the typical or expected.