Méretei

Méretei is a Hungarian term meaning "the sizes" or "the dimensions" of something. It is the plural possessive form derived from méret, which denotes size or dimension. In ordinary use, méretei refers to the measurements that define the scale or fit of an object, including length, width, height, depth, or volume, depending on the context.

Usage and contexts: The term appears in product specifications, catalogs, architectural drawings, packaging, and fashion descriptions. For example, a laptop may be described by its méretei: 32 cm by 21 cm by 2.0 cm. A box might be listed with méretei: 40 cm × 30 cm × 20 cm. In sentences, one may say that the device’s méretei meet the relevant requirements or specifications.

Etymology and morphology: méretei is formed from méret (size) with Hungarian possessive suffixes to express "its sizes" or "the sizes." The exact form varies with number and case and is commonly used when several dimensions are relevant to identification, storage, or compliance.

See also: size, dimension, measurement.