angulär

Angulær is an adjective in Danish that denotes relation to angles or corners. It is used to describe objects, measurements, or relations that involve angles rather than lengths. The word derives from Latin angulus “angle” through French angle, and is cognate with English angular. In Danish, angulær is the base form used before a noun and is inflected for number and definiteness according to standard Danish grammar.

In geometry and mathematics, angulær describes properties tied to angles, such as angular magnitude, angular relationships between lines, or the angular extent of a figure. In practical usage, it contrasts with terms describing curves or lengths, such as a curved vs angular edge.

In architecture, design, and everyday language, angulær communicates that a shape or feature has corners or straight edges rather than being round. The term can also appear in technical writing to distinguish between angular measurements and linear measurements.

See also: vinkel (angle), vinkelmåling (angle measurement), mangekant (polygon).