szegély

The word "szegély" is a Hungarian term that translates to "border," "edge," "hem," or "fringe" in English. Its specific meaning depends heavily on the context in which it is used.

In the context of textiles, "szegély" refers to the finished edge of a piece of fabric, such as the hem of a garment or the edge of a tablecloth. This can be achieved through various sewing techniques, like folding and stitching, or by using specialized tools.

In a more general sense, "szegély" can describe the boundary or perimeter of any object or area. For example, it might refer to the border of a garden, the edge of a property, or the rim of a container. The term can also be used metaphorically to denote the limits or boundaries of something abstract, such as the "szegély" of one's patience or the "szegély" of acceptable behavior.

Furthermore, "szegély" can describe decorative elements added to an edge. This could include ornamental borders on wallpaper, decorative trim on furniture, or even a fringe on a rug. The purpose of such "szegély" is often both functional, to protect the edge, and aesthetic, to enhance its appearance. The versatility of the word "szegély" makes it a common and useful term in the Hungarian language.