tirantez
Tirantez is a Spanish noun that denotes the quality or condition of being taut or under tension. It is used in literal contexts to describe physical tautness, as well as in figurative contexts to indicate strain or pressure in relationships, negotiations, or atmospheres. The term derives from tirante, meaning taut or tight; the suffix -ez forms abstract nouns in Spanish, yielding “tirantez” as the state of being taut.
In technical contexts, tirantez refers to the tension carried by a cord, rope, cable, belt, or wire
In biomechanics and sports, tirantez describes muscular or soft-tissue tension during activity, which can relate to
Tirantez thus spans both physical properties of materials and abstract states of pressure or friction, with