Összterülete

"Összterülete" is a Hungarian word that translates to "total area" in English. It is a commonly used term in various contexts, particularly when referring to the size of land, buildings, or geographical regions. The term is composed of two parts: "össz-" meaning "total" or "all," and "területe" meaning "area" or "territory."

In real estate, "összterülete" is used to denote the total floor area of a property, including all rooms, common spaces, and sometimes balconies or terraces. This metric is crucial for buyers and sellers to understand the overall size and potential usability of a property. Similarly, in urban planning and construction, "összterülete" can refer to the total area of a development project, encompassing all buildings, roads, and green spaces.

Geographically, "összterülete" is employed to describe the total landmass of a country, region, or administrative division. For instance, when discussing the size of Hungary, its "összterülete" would be the sum of all its land and water surfaces. This figure is a fundamental piece of data for geographical and demographic studies, as well as for international comparisons. The precise measurement of "összterülete" can vary depending on the inclusion of inland waters or specific measurement methodologies.