nemkívánt

Nemkívánt is a Hungarian word that translates to "unwanted" in English. It is a commonly used adjective and can be applied to a wide range of situations and contexts. The core meaning conveys something that is not desired, not welcome, or not sought after.

The term can be used to describe people, objects, or situations. For example, a person might be considered nemkívánt if they are not invited to an event or if their presence is disruptive. An object could be nemkívánt if it is no longer useful or if it takes up unnecessary space. Similarly, a situation might be described as nemkívánt if it is unpleasant or problematic.

In a more formal context, nemkívánt can refer to unwanted occurrences or consequences. For instance, in scientific research, "nemkívánt mellékhatások" would mean unwanted side effects. In everyday language, it can simply mean something that is a nuisance or an inconvenience. The opposite of nemkívánt would be "kívánt," meaning wanted or desired. The versatility of the word allows it to express a spectrum of negative feelings towards something or someone, from mild disapproval to strong rejection.