Frekvenciájú

Frekvenciájú is a Hungarian adjective formed from frekvencia (frequency) with the suffix that means “having” or “characterized by.” It is used to describe something that possesses a specific frequency or is defined by a particular frequency value. The term is common in scientific and technical contexts where precise frequency information matters, such as physics, electrical engineering, and telecommunications.

In usage, frekvenciájú describes waves, signals, or radiation that occur at a given frequency, as well as devices or analyses that are defined by that frequency. Examples include frekvenciájú hullám (a wave with a specified frequency), frekvenciájú jel (a signal at a particular frequency), and frekvenciájú spektrum (a spectrum corresponding to certain frequencies). The form emphasizes the link to a concrete frequency rather than to the general concept of frequency.

Notes on terminology: frekvenciájú is a descriptive adjective rather than a standalone technical term. It is often used interchangeably with related forms like frekvenciás, depending on the exact sense and conventional usage in a given field. In Hungarian technical writing, it helps specify frequency-related properties of phenomena, measurements, or equipment. See also frekvencia, frekvenciális, and related concepts in signal processing and radio engineering.