Väljakülg

Väljakülg is an Estonian term that translates to "square side" or "field side." It is primarily used in the context of geometric shapes and spatial descriptions. When referring to a square, väljakülg denotes the length of one of its four equal sides. This measurement is crucial for calculating the area, perimeter, and diagonal of the square. For example, if a square has a väljakülg of 5 centimeters, its area would be 25 square centimeters (5 cm * 5 cm) and its perimeter would be 20 centimeters (5 cm * 4).

Beyond pure geometry, väljakülg can also be used in a more general sense to describe the side of any square-shaped area. This might include a town square, a courtyard, or even a plot of land that is approximately square. In such contexts, it refers to one of the boundaries or edges of that space. The term emphasizes the relationship of that particular side to the overall square form. It is a straightforward descriptive term, indicating a specific aspect of a square.