középtengely

középtengely is a Hungarian term that translates to "central axis" or "mid-axis". It is a concept used in various fields to describe a line or plane that divides an object or system into two roughly equal or symmetrical halves, or that represents the primary direction of a motion or structure.

In geometry, the középtengely can refer to the axis of symmetry of a shape. For example, a circle has infinitely many central axes passing through its center, while a rectangle has two central axes. In physics, it can describe the axis of rotation for a spinning object. The moment of inertia is often calculated with respect to a central axis.

The term is also used metaphorically in various contexts. In discussions about political or social groups, a "középtengely" might represent the moderate or centrist faction, distinct from more extreme elements. In organizational structures, it could denote the main line of command or a core functional group. The precise meaning often depends on the specific domain in which the term is applied, but the underlying idea of a central, dividing, or primary line remains consistent. It signifies a point or line of reference around which other elements are arranged or by which they are conceptually organized.