rajzolt

Rajzolt is a Hungarian word that functions as the past participle of the verb rajzol, meaning to draw. It is used as a finite form in the past tense for third person singular (“Ő rajzolt”) and also as a participial adjective meaning “drawn” or “sketched,” agreeing with the noun it modifies (for example, rajzolt kép, rajzolt vázlat).

As an attributive adjective, rajzolt describes something that has been drawn or sketched. It is common in everyday language and in descriptive or literary texts, where it helps convey the result of a drawing activity. When used as a verb form, it denotes past action, as in a sentence describing who drew something.

Etymology and morphology: the root is the noun rajz, meaning drawing, and rajzolt is formed with the past participle suffix -olt. The word thus carries both a verbal and an adjectival sense, depending on its syntactic role in a sentence.

Usage notes: rajzolt can appear in simple past constructions (Ő rajzolt egy képet) as well as in attributive phrases (rajzolt kép). Its meaning remains related to drawing, whether emphasizing the act or the resulting drawing.

See also: rajzol (to draw), rajz (drawing).