tárgymagasság

Tárgymagasság, often abbreviated as TM, is a term used in Hungarian sports, particularly in athletics and gymnastics, to denote the height of an object or structure. In athletics, the term is used to describe the height of obstacles such as hurdles in hurdle races or the height of the bar in pole vaulting. For example, a 110 cm hurdle race means the hurdles are 110 centimeters high.

In gymnastics, the term is used to describe the height of various apparatus, such as the uneven bars, balance beam, and vaulting table. The height of these apparatus can vary depending on the age and gender of the competitors. For instance, the height of the uneven bars for women is typically lower than that for men.

The term is also used in other sports and activities, such as in climbing or in describing the height of structures in sports facilities. In these contexts, the term helps to standardize and communicate the dimensions of various objects and structures.

The use of the term tárgymagasság is specific to the Hungarian language and is not widely used in other languages. However, the concept of describing the height of objects or structures is universal and is used in various sports and activities around the world.