szektora

Szektora is a Hungarian term formed as the possessive form of szektor, meaning "the sector" or "its sector." The base szektor refers to a part or division within a larger system, such as an economy, a geographic area, or an organizational structure. The form szektora is created by adding the possessive suffix -a to szektor and is used to indicate ownership or association, for example in a phrase like "a vállalat szektora" (the sector of the company).

In everyday and technical Hungarian, szektor is common in discussions of economy, administration, and planning. The term describes segments of a whole, such as business sectors, geographic sectors, or functional sectors within a public agency. When speaking of the economy, Hungarian often uses the concepts of first, second, and third sectors (elsődleges, másodlagos, harmadik ágazatok or szektorok) to categorize activity.

In mathematics and geometry, szektor can refer to a sector of a circle or cone, though the compound körszektor is often preferred for the circle sector. The general idea of a sector as a subdivision of a larger figure or region appears across disciplines, including cartography, urban planning, and organizational design.

Usage notes: szektora is not a standalone concept but a grammatical form. Its meaning depends on the noun it modifies (the sector) and the context in which szektor is used. The term is closely related to szektor, ágazat, and körszektor.