megtervezve

Megtervezve is a Hungarian past participle derived from the verb tervez (to plan, to design) with the prefix meg- and the suffix -ve. It is used as a participial adjective meaning “designed” or “carefully planned,” indicating that something has been designed or planned in advance and in detail.

The form megtervezve is typically used to describe a completed design or plan, often in technical, architectural, or development contexts. It emphasizes the result and the intentional preparation behind the object or process. In noun phrases, megtervezve is less common than megtervezett, which regularly appears as a modifier, e.g., megtervezett terv (designed plan). When used predicatively, megtervezve conveys that something has been designed, prepared, or set out.

Usage notes: The word is standard in Hungarian and is appropriate in formal and semi-formal writing. The prefix meg- signals completion or thoroughness, and the suffix -ve marks it as a participle linked to a noun or clause. The term is part of a broader set of participial forms formed from tervez, including megtervezett and related constructs.

See also: tervezés, tervezett, past participles in Hungarian.

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