Akusztikai

Akusztikai is an adjective in Hungarian meaning relating to acoustics or acoustic. It is used to describe sound-related phenomena, properties, or technologies and is derived from akusztika, the science of sound.

In practice, akusztikai topics cover room acoustics, architectural acoustics, audio equipment design, and noise control. Terms include akusztikai mérés (acoustic measurement), RT60 reverberation time, akusztikai tervezés (acoustic design), and akusztikai jellemzők (acoustic characteristics).

Akusztikai research encompasses understanding sound propagation, absorption, reflection, diffraction, and impedance in air and solids, as well as psychoacoustics, the study of how humans perceive sound. The field combines physics, engineering, and perceptual science to analyze and optimize how sound behaves in real environments.

In industry and applications, the term appears in contexts such as hall design, recording studios, consumer electronics, and hearing assistive technologies. Related terms include akusztikus (acoustic) and akusztika (acoustics), which describe the broader science and its practical implementations.

Overall, akusztikai language is common in Hungarian technical and scientific literature to specify aspects related to sound, its measurement, control, and perception, distinguishing acoustic concerns from general notions of noise or music.