térfogati

Térfogati is a Hungarian adjective meaning volumetric or relating to volume. It is formed from the noun térfogat, which means volume, with the usual adjectival suffix -i. The term is used in technical and scientific language to specify that a quantity, property, or measurement is determined by or expressed as a function of volume.

In usage, térfogati is common across disciplines such as physics, engineering, chemistry, and meteorology, where it serves to distinguish quantities that depend on volume from those based on other dimensions, such as mass or area. It describes relationships or characteristics that scale with volume, rather than with other physical parameters. As a descriptor, it helps clarify calculations, models, and specifications in which volume is the principal factor.

Térfogati appears most often in compounds and phrases that denote volumetric aspects, such as volumetric properties, volumetric measurements, or volumetric processes. Because it is a descriptive term rather than a standalone concept, its precise meaning is shaped by the context in which it is used. In Hungarian technical writing, the term thus provides a concise way to indicate that the subject under discussion is assessed or defined with reference to volume.

See also: térfogat (volume) and related volumetric concepts in physics and engineering.