viseltét

Viseltét is a Hungarian term that translates to "worn out" or "dilapidated" in English. It is often used to describe objects or structures that have suffered significant wear and tear due to age, use, or environmental factors. The term can apply to a wide range of items, from clothing and furniture to buildings and infrastructure.

When an object is described as viseltét, it implies a loss of its original condition and functionality. This can manifest in various ways, such as faded colors, frayed edges, cracked surfaces, structural weaknesses, or a general sense of disrepair. The extent of the "viseltét" state can vary greatly, from minor imperfections to complete ruin.

In the context of property, a viseltét building might require extensive renovation or even demolition. For personal belongings, it might mean the item is no longer suitable for its intended purpose and needs to be discarded or repurposed. The concept of viseltét is closely related to the passage of time and the natural processes of decay and deterioration. It acknowledges the inevitable impact of use and exposure on the physical integrity of things.