mérésben

Mérésben is a Hungarian grammatical form, specifically the inessive case of the noun mérés, meaning “in measurement” or “within measurement.” It functions as a locative element in a sentence, indicating that an action, state, or context relates to the act of measuring.

Etymology: The word is built from mérés (measurement) plus the locative suffix -ben, which marks a location or context within the sentence. It shares the same linguistic pattern as other inessive forms like írásban (in writing) or tanulásban (in studying).

Usage: In technical and scientific Hungarian, mérésben appears as part of a larger phrase rather than as a standalone term. Typical contexts include references to data, uncertainty, or errors tied to the act of measuring, such as “mérésekben” (in measurements) or “mérésben lévő bizonytalanság” (uncertainty in measurements). It is used to anchor statements to the measurement process or its characteristics.

Disambiguation and reception: There is no widely recognized concept, work, or title commonly known simply as “Mérésben.” The term is predominantly a grammatical form employed within descriptive or technical prose to specify that something concerns measurement.

Related terms: mérés (measurement), mérőműszer (measuring instrument), mérésmódszer (measurement method), méréspontosság (measurement accuracy), metrológia or metrology. See also phrasing involving acts of measurement and contexts where measurement quality, methods, or results are discussed.