összegzdve

összegzdve is a Hungarian word that translates to "summarized" or "totaled" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "összegzeni," which means to summarize, to sum up, or to total. The word is commonly used in various contexts, including financial reports, academic discussions, and everyday conversations when referring to a condensed or aggregated version of information.

When something is described as "összegzdve," it implies that a larger body of information, data, or events has been condensed into a more manageable and concise form. For instance, a financial report might present sales figures "összegzdve," meaning the total sales for a period are presented rather than individual transactions. Similarly, a lecture could be summarized "összegzdve" at the end, providing the key takeaways for the audience.

The grammatical function of "összegzdve" is that of an adjective or adverb, depending on its placement and use within a sentence. It can describe a noun, such as "az összegzdve eredmények" (the summarized results), or it can modify a verb, indicating how an action was performed, for instance, "a tapasztalatokat összegzdve beszélt" (he spoke, summarizing his experiences). Its versatility makes it a useful term in the Hungarian language for conveying the idea of compilation and condensation.