pilótázott

Pilótázott is a Hungarian verb meaning "piloted" or "flown by a pilot." It is the past passive participle of the verb pilótázni, which means "to pilot" or "to fly." The word is commonly used in contexts related to aviation, such as describing an aircraft that was flown by a pilot or a flight that was piloted. For example, one might say "A gépet tapasztalt pilóta pilótázta," which translates to "The plane was piloted by an experienced pilot."

The term can also be used metaphorically to describe situations where a person is in control or guiding a complex process. For instance, in a business context, a successful project might be described as "jól pilótázott," meaning it was "well-piloted" or "well-managed." The word emphasizes the active role of a skilled individual in guiding or operating something.

The origin of the word can be traced back to the English word "pilot," which entered the Hungarian language through the development of aviation. The Hungarian suffix "-zott" is a common way to form past passive participles. Therefore, "pilótázott" directly conveys the idea of something having been subjected to the action of piloting.