EinPunkt

EinPunkt is a term that can refer to the German phrase for "one point" or "a single dot." In standard German, the expression is written as zwei Wörter, ein Punkt, but stylized forms or brand names may appear as EinPunkt. The term is used mainly as a linguistic or branding expression rather than a fixed technical concept.

In mathematics, a point is an abstract, dimensionless location in a space. Points have no size, length, width, or height, and they do not extend in any direction. They serve as the basic building blocks for geometric objects such as lines, planes, and curves, and they define coordinate systems. In set theory and topology, a point is an element of a space, with the structure of the space determining how nearby points relate to each other.

Beyond pure mathematics, the notion of a point appears in other disciplines. In computer graphics, a point often represents a vertex or a sample location in space. In physics, a point particle is a simplified model of an object with mass concentrated at a single location. In typography and printing, a point is a unit of measure equal to 1/72 of an inch, used to specify font sizes and spacing.

The term EinPunkt thus commonly conveys the idea of a singular reference location, whether in language, geometry, or practical measurement. It may also appear as a stylized name for projects or brands, in which case its meaning is chosen by the creator rather than determined by a formal definition. See also Point (geometry) and Punkt.