görbületi

Görbületi is a Hungarian adjective meaning related to curvature or bending. It is formed from the noun görbület (curvature, bend) with the suffix -i, which marks relation or characteristic. The word is used in technical and scientific language to describe properties, shapes, or phenomena that involve curvature.

In geometry and related fields, görbületi describes the curvature of curves or surfaces. It often appears in compound terms such as görbületi görbe (a curve characterized by its curvature) or görbületi sugar (radius of curvature). In optics, the term can describe the curvature of lenses or mirrors, which influences focusing behavior. In engineering and design contexts, görbületi may refer to the curvature of roads, rail alignments, or other constructed pathways.

Görbületi is part of standard Hungarian technical vocabulary and is used to convey a precise sense of curvature rather than a general bend. The related noun görbület denotes the curvature itself, while görbe denotes something curved or crooked; together they cover related concepts in language and measurement.

See also: Görbület; Görbe.