Transzmissziós

Transzmissziós is a Hungarian adjective meaning related to transmission. It describes processes, systems, or characteristics by which something is transmitted—from one place or entity to another. This can apply to signals and data in telecommunications, energy or matter in physics, or pathogens in epidemiology.

Etymology: The term derives from Latin transmissio, “a sending across,” and entered Hungarian technical vocabulary through scientific and engineering usage. The noun form is transzmisszió, and the adjective transzmissziós is used to qualify phenomena, systems, or properties involved in transmission.

Usage: In technology and science, transzmissziós is used to describe transmission channels, pathways, or rates: transzmissziós útvonal (transmission pathway) in epidemiology; transzmissziós csatorna (transmission channel) in communications; transzmissziós jelenség (transmissive phenomenon) in optics or physics. In biology and medicine, it can refer to the transmissibility of diseases. In physics and engineering, the term often appears in contexts involving wave, signal, or energy transmission through a medium.

Terminology notes: Transzmissziós emphasizes the process or capacity of transmitting, rather than merely transferring. It coexists with related terms such as átviteli (transmission-related) and átviteli rendszer (transmission system) in Hungarian, each with its own nuance depending on the discipline.

See also: transzmisszió; transzmittancia.