struktúrái

Struktúrái is a term used in several Central European languages and in English-language academic writing to denote multiple structures or frameworks. It is typically treated as the plural of a root meaning “structure” and is used when discussing several related arrangements within a field.

In architecture and civil engineering, struktúrái describe the arrangement of components that form a building, bridge, or other construction, emphasizing load paths, redundancy, and stability. In computer science and information systems, the term can refer to families of data structures, schemas, or ontologies that organize information and support algorithms. In linguistics, struktúrái may indicate recurring structural patterns such as syntax trees, morphosyntactic alignments, or discourse frameworks. In sociology and anthropology, the term is used to discuss the organization of social institutions, networks, and roles, highlighting how parts relate to the whole.

Because the term spans disciplines, its exact meaning depends on context. Writers may rely on it to signal a comparative discussion of how different domains realize structure, rather than to define a single universal concept. The concept of struktúrái shares a common focus on the arrangement and interrelation of parts within a system, whether physical, informational, linguistic, or social.

See also: structure, framework, system.