kétpólusú

kétpólusú is a Hungarian adjective meaning bipolar or two-poled. It is used in various contexts to describe something that has two distinct poles, sides, or states.

In physics, a kétpólusú object typically refers to a magnetic dipole, such as a bar magnet, which has a north pole and a south pole. This concept is fundamental to understanding magnetism and electromagnetism. An electric kétpólusú system would involve two opposite charges, for instance, a positive and a negative charge, separated by a distance.

In psychology, the term kétpólusú disorder, or bipolar disorder, refers to a mental health condition characterized by extreme mood swings that include emotional highs (mania or hypomania) and lows (depression). This disorder affects a person's mood, energy, and ability to function.

More generally, kétpólusú can be applied to any situation with two opposing forces or viewpoints. For example, a political debate might be described as kétpólusú if it primarily involves two dominant and opposing ideologies. In a social context, relationships or groups can be seen as kétpólusú if there are two clearly defined factions or personalities in opposition. The adjective emphasizes the presence of duality and opposition within the subject it describes.