ízesített

Ízesített is a Hungarian adjective meaning "seasoned" or "flavored." It is used to describe foods and beverages that have had flavoring added, distinguishing them from natural or unseasoned versions. The term is common in cooking, recipe instructions, and product labeling, where it signals that taste has been enhanced by herbs, spices, fruit essences, or other ingredients.

Etymology and grammar: Ízesített comes from the verb ízesít, "to season" or "to flavor," plus the past participle suffix -ett. As a modifier it precedes the noun: ízesített sajt means "seasoned cheese," and ízesített víz means "flavored water."

Usage notes: The label "ízesített" implies intentional flavoring but does not specify which flavors or how much flavoring is present. It is widely used on consumer products, in menus, and in recipes to indicate a flavor-enhanced variant rather than a plain form.

Related terms: Íz (flavor), ízesítés (seasoning or flavoring). English equivalents are "flavored" or "seasoned." In Hungarian culinary and labeling contexts, ízesített is a concise way to convey that flavor additives have been used. See also: íz; ízesítés.