transzmitált

Transzmitált is a Hungarian word that translates to "transmitted" in English. It is commonly used in various contexts to describe the act of passing something from one point to another, or from one entity to another. This can refer to physical objects, information, energy, or even abstract concepts like emotions or diseases.

In the context of communication, transzmitált signifies the sending or relaying of a message, signal, or data. For instance, a radio signal is transzmitált from a transmitter to a receiver. In physics, energy can be transzmitált through a medium, such as heat being transzmitált through a metal rod.

The term can also be applied to biological processes, where a disease is described as being transzmitált from an infected individual to a susceptible one. Similarly, genetic information is transzmitált from parents to offspring. In a broader sense, traditions, customs, and cultural practices can be considered transzmitált across generations. The precise nuance of "transzmitált" depends heavily on the surrounding words and the specific field of discussion.