stilusú

Stilusú is a Hungarian adjective meaning “having a stylus” or “stylus-shaped.” It is used to describe objects, interfaces, or surfaces that are designed for use with a stylus or that resemble a stylus in form. The term appears in technical and design language, and can also show up in archaeological or historical discussions where a stylus is a relevant feature.

Etymology and form: Stilusú is formed from the noun stilus (stylus) with the adjectival suffix -ú, following common Hungarian patterns for indicating bearing or characteristic. The root stilus ultimately derives from Latin stilus and was adopted into Hungarian through historical linguistic contact.

Usage: Stilusú typically modifies a noun directly, for example stilusú eszköz (stylus-enabled device) or stilusú felület (stylus-capable surface). The comparative form is stilusúbb. It is most common in descriptive or design-oriented texts rather than everyday speech, where more general phrases may be used.

Notes: Stilusú should be distinguished from stílus, which means “style” and belongs to a different semantic area. In English translations, stilusú is often rendered as stylus-enabled or stylus-shaped, depending on whether the reference is to function or form.

See also: stylus, touch screen, pen input.