szöget

Szöget is the definite accusative singular form of the Hungarian noun szög, which means angle or corner. The form is used when the noun functions as the direct object of a verb that takes a definite object. For example: Megmérte a szöget, meaning "he measured the angle."

In geometry, a szög is the figure formed by two rays sharing a common endpoint. It is measured in degrees or radians and can be classified as acute, right, obtuse, or straight. The interior angles of polygons follow specific sum rules, such as the total of 180 degrees in a triangle.

In everyday language, szög can also denote a corner of an object or a room. The word appears in contexts describing edges or vertices, and is used in compound terms such as szögmérő (protractor) and szögletes (angular or right-angled).

Notes: The form szöget is tied to Hungarian grammar and reflects how definite objects are marked in verbs. The base form szög is a native Hungarian noun with broad use in mathematics, engineering, architecture, and everyday speech.