lõikumisega

Lõikumisega is an Estonian term that translates to "with intersection" or "by intersection." It is primarily used in mathematical and geometrical contexts to describe a relationship or outcome involving the meeting point of two or more lines, curves, or surfaces.

In geometry, when two lines intersect, the point at which they cross is called the intersection point. The phrase "lõikumisega" would indicate that something is happening at or as a result of this intersection. For example, a point might be defined "lõikumisega" of two lines, meaning it is the point where they meet. Similarly, if two planes intersect, they form a line. A feature described "lõikumisega" of these planes would be situated on that line of intersection.

The concept extends to curves and more complex shapes. The intersection of two circles, for instance, can result in zero, one, or two points. The phrase could be used to specify which of these points is relevant, or to describe a property related to these intersection points. In set theory, the intersection of two sets is the set of elements common to both. While the direct translation might not be as common in everyday set theory discussions, the underlying principle of "lõikumisega" is present.

Beyond pure mathematics, the term can be used metaphorically to describe situations where different entities or ideas come together or overlap, creating a new outcome or a point of commonality. However, its most precise and frequent usage remains within the realm of geometry and related analytical fields.