számértékét

The Hungarian word "számértékét" translates to "its numerical value" or "its magnitude" in English. It is a possessive form of the noun "számérték," which itself means "numerical value" or "magnitude." This term is commonly used in mathematics and science to refer to the quantity or amount represented by a number or a variable.

For example, when discussing a physical quantity like temperature, one might refer to its "számértékét" to indicate the specific number of degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit. Similarly, in mathematical equations, the "számértékét" of a variable is its assigned numerical quantity. The possessive suffix "-ét" indicates that the numerical value belongs to something previously mentioned or understood from context. It signifies "its" numerical value. Therefore, "számértékét" directly points to the quantifiable aspect of a concept or entity.