emeletet

Emeletet is the definite accusative form of the Hungarian noun emelet, which means floor or story of a building. The term emelet refers to one level of a building, typically counted from the ground floor upward. It is commonly used in everyday language, real estate descriptions, and architectural talk. The plural form emeletek denotes multiple floors.

In usage, emelet is often paired with ordinals to specify a particular level, for example első emelet (first floor), második emelet (second floor), or ötödik emelet (fifth floor). The word has a closely related adjectival form emeleti, which describes things related to a floor, such as emeleti ablak (upper-floor window) or emeleti lakás (a flat on an upper floor). In more technical or modern contexts, szint is another word for floor or level and is frequently used in building plans, elevator labeling, and real estate listings; emelet remains common in everyday speech and general descriptions.

Grammatically, emelet has standard inflection in Hungarian. The nominative singular is emelet, while the definite accusative form is emeletet, used when the floor is the direct object of a verb (for example, Kicserélték az emeletet during a renovation). Other forms include emeletek (plural nominative) and dolgokhoz kapcsolódó forms like emeletekben or emeleti, depending on the case and construction.

The concept of emelet is central to building layouts, housing information, and navigation within multi-story structures. It is widely understood across Hungarian-speaking communities and appears in signage, contracts, and urban descriptions.