csúcsa

Csúcsa is a Hungarian noun form derived from csúcs, meaning peak or summit. It functions as the possessive form that designates “its peak” or “the peak of” something. In everyday language csúcs is more common, but csúcsa appears in descriptive phrases where the peak is identified as belonging to another noun, for example a mountain’s peak: “a hegy csúcsa” (the peak of the mountain), or the apex of a building.

In geography and topography, csúcs refers to the highest point of a natural feature or landscape element. The term is used in maps and descriptions to pinpoint elevations, profiles, and routes. In architecture and engineering, it can denote the apex, tip, or pointed end of structures, such as the spire’s csúcsa.

In mathematics and computer science, csúcs denotes a vertex or node in a graph or polyhedron. The word is used for the concept of a corner of a polygon or the abstract vertex in graph theory; csúcsa can refer to the vertex of a specific object.

Etymology: csúcsa is formed from csúcs by adding a possessive suffix, a common pattern in Hungarian to indicate ownership or association. The word is widely used across fields, maintaining a neutral, descriptive tone.