nyilvánítva

Nyilvánítva is a Hungarian word that translates to "announced," "declared," or "manifested" in English. Its usage can vary depending on the context, but it generally implies something being made public or evident.

In a formal setting, nyilvánítva can refer to an official announcement or declaration, such as a government decree or a company's public statement. For example, a new policy might be officially "nyilvánítva" by the relevant authorities.

In a more general sense, it can describe something that has become apparent or has been revealed. If a secret is brought to light, it can be said to have been "nyilvánítva." Similarly, if a person expresses their feelings openly, their emotions are "nyilvánítva."

The verb form is nyilvánít, meaning to announce or declare. The past participle, nyilvánítva, is used to describe the state of being announced or declared. It can also function adverbially, indicating that something was done in a declared or evident manner. The word originates from the Hungarian word "nyilván," meaning "publicly" or "obviously."