Feszültségeik

Feszültségeik is a Hungarian word that translates to "their voltages" or "their stresses" in English. The meaning is context-dependent. In a scientific or technical context, it most commonly refers to electrical voltages that are possessed by or related to multiple entities. For example, one might discuss the feszültségeik of different components in an electrical circuit, meaning the voltages across each of those components. Alternatively, it could refer to the voltages of various power sources being compared.

Beyond the electrical domain, "feszültségeik" can also refer to stresses or strains experienced by multiple objects or systems. This might appear in physics discussions related to mechanics or materials science, where the collective stresses within a structure or a group of materials are being analyzed.

In a more abstract or metaphorical sense, the word can be used to describe the tensions or pressures felt by a group of people or a community. For instance, one might analyze the feszültségeik within a family or a society, referring to the emotional or psychological strains that are present among them. This usage draws on the idea of inherent tension or pressure. The plural form "feszültségeik" specifically indicates that the voltages, stresses, or tensions belong to more than one subject or entity.