Körmentes

Körmentes is a Hungarian term formed from kör, meaning circle or ring, and the suffix -mentes, meaning without. The basic translation is “ringless” or “without a circle,” but the precise meaning depends on the context in which it is used. In general, the word describes something that lacks circular features or circular elements.

Because körmentes is a compound formed from common linguistic roots, its usage is not confined to a single domain. In design and visual arts, it can describe layouts, logos, or icons that avoid circular motifs in favor of angular or linear forms. In everyday language, it may simply refer to objects or concepts that do not incorporate circular shapes. The term is not tied to a formal technical standard, and its interpretation can vary between authors and disciplines.

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