simított

Simított is a Hungarian adjective and past participle derived from the verb simít, meaning "to smooth," "to iron," or "to stroke." As an adjective it describes something that has been made smooth or even, and as a verbal form it denotes the completed action of smoothing.

Grammatically, simított is formed from the root sima ("smooth") with the causative/verb-forming suffix -ít and the past participle ending -ott/-ett. It can function attributively (simított felület — "a smoothed surface") or predicatively (A díszítés simított volt — "The ornamentation was smoothed"). It agrees with nouns according to Hungarian adjective rules when used in nominal phrases.

Common usages include textile and clothing care (vasalással simított ruha — "an ironed garment"), grooming and hair styling (simított frizura — "a smoothed hairstyle"), woodworking and metalwork (simított felület), and figurative senses such as resolving or smoothing out problems. In technical contexts, simított may describe processed data or images that have been smoothed (simított adatsor, simított kép).

Related terms include sima (smooth), simítás (the act of smoothing), and simítani (an infinitive verb form). The word is widely used in everyday speech as well as in specialized fields where surface quality or the removal of irregularities is relevant.