logikai

Logikai is the Hungarian adjective meaning "logical" and is used to describe reasoning, arguments, and structures that conform to the principles of logic. The base noun is logika (logic), and logikai is the adjectival form that can modify nouns in phrases such as logikai érvelés (logical reasoning), logikai kifejezés (logical expression), or logikai rendszer (logical system).

Etymology and usage: The term derives from logika, with the -i suffix forming the adjectival modifier. The adverbial form is logikailag. In everyday and academic Hungarian, logikai is used to distinguish the formal or theoretical aspects of logic from other kinds of reasoning.

Domains: In mathematics and philosophy, logikai analyses concern propositions, inference, and formal systems, including logikai állítás (logical statement), logikai negáció (logical negation), and logikai műveletek (logical operations such as AND, OR, NOT). In computer science, it appears in phrases like logikai kifejezés and logikai tervezés, relating to boolean logic, circuit design, and algorithms. The term also occurs in education and puzzle culture in compounds like logikai fejtörő (logic puzzle) or logikai hibák (logical fallacies).

Difference from logikus: Logikai refers to logic as a field or to its formal properties, while logikus describes something that is rational or coherent in content or argument.