Kitapintható

Kitapintható is a term that refers to something that can be felt or touched. It is derived from the Hungarian verb "kitapintani," meaning to feel for, to touch, or to discover by touch. The concept is often used in contexts where tactile sensation is important for identification or understanding.

In a practical sense, kitapintható describes objects or sensations that are perceptible through the sense of touch. This could include the texture of a surface, the temperature of an object, or the shape of something hidden from view. For instance, a hidden key on a keyboard might be described as kitapintható if its location can be determined by feeling around.

The term can also be used metaphorically. It might describe something that is not immediately obvious but can be discerned through careful observation or investigation, akin to feeling one's way through a problem. In this figurative usage, "kitapintható" implies a subtle but ultimately discoverable quality.

The opposite of kitapintható would be something intangible or imperceptible to touch. For example, emotions or abstract ideas are generally not considered kitapintható, whereas a physical object clearly is. The ability for something to be kitapintható is fundamental to our interaction with the physical world.