Mérszámú

Mérszámú is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "numbered" or "quantified." It is used to describe something that has a specific numerical value assigned to it or is measured by a number. The suffix "-ú" indicates possession or the presence of something, so "mérszámú" literally means "having a mérszám" (mérszám being a numerical measure or quantity).

The term can be applied in various contexts. For example, it might describe a measurement that has a specific unit and value, like "két literes mérszámú palack" (a two-liter numbered bottle), indicating the bottle's capacity. In a more abstract sense, it can refer to something that is determined by a numerical score or rating. For instance, a "jegyek mérszámú értékelése" (numbered evaluation of grades) would imply that the grades are assigned numerical values and assessed accordingly.

The concept of mérszámú is fundamental in any system that relies on quantification, whether in scientific measurements, economic figures, or statistical data. It emphasizes the importance of assigning numerical values to phenomena to allow for comparison, analysis, and understanding. The adjective highlights the act of measurement or quantification itself as a defining characteristic of the noun it modifies.