mérhely
Mérhely is a Hungarian word that can refer to a place of measurement. The term is composed of mér, meaning to measure, and hely, meaning place, yielding a literal sense of "place where measurements are made." In surveying, a mérhely denotes a fixed point or site used as a reference in measurements, boundary delineation, or geodetic work. It may refer to physical markers such as stakes or monuments that establish a measurement sequence for land parcels. In historical cadastral descriptions, parcels are sometimes described in relation to a mérhely, with directions and distances tying property corners to the marker.
In modern technical language, mérhely is less common and is typically superseded by terms like mérőhely or
As a toponym, mérhely may occur as the name of a locality or district in regions with