Auditalható

Auditalható is a Hungarian term that translates to "audible" or "perceptible by hearing" in English. It refers to anything that can be heard, encompassing a wide range of sounds, from faint whispers to loud noises. The concept of auditalható is fundamental to the study of acoustics and psychoacoustics, which explore the physical properties of sound and how humans perceive it.

The auditalható range for humans typically falls between 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz, though this can vary with age and individual sensitivity. Sounds outside this range, such as infrasound (below 20 Hz) and ultrasound (above 20,000 Hz), are generally not auditalható to humans, although some animals can perceive them. The intensity of a sound, measured in decibels, also plays a crucial role in whether it is auditalható. Extremely loud sounds can be painful and damaging, while very quiet sounds may be below the threshold of human hearing.

In broader contexts, auditalható can also refer to information that is communicated or transmitted through sound, such as spoken language, music, or auditory signals. The ability to perceive and interpret these sounds is essential for communication, navigation, and experiencing the world around us. The study of auditalható phenomena is relevant in fields ranging from engineering and architecture to psychology and communication studies.