határa

Határa is a Hungarian term that primarily functions as a form of the noun határ, meaning border or boundary. It denotes the edge or limit of a geographic area, property, or abstract concept. The form határa also serves as a possessive construction, indicating “its border” or “the border of” a noun in phrases such as az ország határa or a város határa, where the border of the country or city is being described.

In mathematical and scientific contexts, határ denotes a limit. The more common term for a limiting value is határérték, but határa can appear in phrases referring to the limit of a sequence, function, or process, especially in conventional prose rather than formal notation.

Határa is also encountered as a surname in Hungary and among Hungarian-speaking populations. As a proper name, it can refer to individuals or families bearing the surname, separate from the common noun meanings.

Because it functions in multiple senses—geographic boundary, mathematical limit, and as a personal name—határa appears across linguistic, academic, and cultural contexts in Hungarian-speaking regions.