Nyomásou

Nyomásou is a Hungarian adjective describing something that is pressurized or under pressure. It is closely related to the standard form nyomású, which is built from the noun nyomás (pressure) and the suffix -ú to indicate a property. In formal Hungarian, nyomású is the preferred spelling; in plain-text or non-diacritic contexts the word may appear as nyomasu, since the acute accent on the ú is often omitted. In some technical usage, nyomásos is also employed to convey a similar meaning, and the choice between nyomású and nyomásos can depend on stylistic or domain conventions.

Usage and examples

Nyomású describes devices, substances or environments that operate at an internal or applied pressure. Common examples include nyomású tartály (a pressure vessel) and nyomású gáz (a pressurized gas). The term is prevalent in engineering, physics and other applied sciences where precise pressure conditions are essential for safety, design, manufacturing and testing. It is frequently contrasted with expressions such as nyomás alatt álló rendszer (a system under pressure) to emphasize the relationship between the subject and its pressure context.

Relation to related terms

Nyomású is part of a family of terms related to pressure, including nyomás (pressure), nyomásos (pressurized or pressure-related in many contexts), and nyomás alatt (under pressure). While nyomás alatt álló rendszer specifies the external condition, nyomású emphasizes that the object itself is characterized by internal or maintained pressure. The exact choice between nyomású and nyomásos can vary by field and publishing style.

See also

nyomás, nyomás alatt, nyomásos, nyomású