sajt

Sajt is a term with different meanings in different languages. In Hungarian, sajt is the standard word for cheese, used for all varieties from fresh to aged. It is a basic noun in everyday cuisine and appears in compound expressions and product names.

In several South Slavic languages that have borrowed terms from English for online terminology, such as Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian, sajt is used as a loanword meaning "website" or "web page." This usage reflects the global spread of the word "site" on the internet and is common in media, advertising, and user interfaces. It is typically written in Latin script as sajt, and is often found in phrases like "novi sajt" (new site) or "web sajt" (website).

The two uses are unrelated etymologically and belong to separate semantic fields. In Hungarian the word denotes a food product, while in South Slavic contexts it is a modern technical term borrowed from English for online presence. Outside these languages, the term is not widely used with a standard meaning.