Csavart

Csavart is a Hungarian adjective meaning twisted or spiraled. It is the past participle of the verb csavar, which means to twist or to screw. As an adjective, csavart describes objects whose form is twisted or bent, and it can also be used metaphorically to describe something complex or convoluted.

In technical, manufacturing, or craft contexts, the term is used in compound expressions to denote twisted geometry or a twisted component. The exact noun forms adapt to the modified noun through standard Hungarian inflection, and csavart often functions to convey a specific physical characteristic rather than a general qualitative judgment.

Etymology: Csavart is formed from the verb csavar with the suffix -t to create a past participle/adjective. The root csavar denotes twisting, rotating, or screwing.

Other uses: Beyond descriptive language, csavart can appear in proper names, product names, or literature where the sense of twist or complexity is intended. In ordinary Hungarian usage, it remains primarily a descriptive term for form and appearance rather than a standalone technical term in other languages.

See also: csavar, csavarhúzó.