Összehajtott

"Összehajtott" is a Hungarian word that translates to "folded" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "összehajtani," which means "to fold up" or "to fold together." The word is used to describe something that has been creased, bent, or layered upon itself.

The concept of "összehajtott" can apply to a wide range of objects. For example, a piece of paper can be "összehajtott" into a letter or an origami shape. Clothing, such as a shirt or a pair of trousers, is often "összehajtott" for storage or to be packed. Maps are frequently "összehajtott" to make them more compact. Even larger items, like a tent or a piece of furniture, can be designed to be "összehajtott" for easier transport or storage.

In a figurative sense, "összehajtott" can sometimes imply being brought together or united. However, its primary and most common meaning relates to the physical act of folding. The context in which "összehajtott" is used will typically clarify its specific application.