ágaz

The word "ágaz" has multiple meanings depending on the context in which it is used. In Hungarian, it is a verb meaning "to branch out" or "to diverge." This can refer to physical branching, such as a tree's branches, or to metaphorical branching, like a career path that splits into different directions.

In the context of entomology, particularly in discussions of insect morphology, "ágaz" can be used to describe a branching structure, often referring to appendages or antennae that divide into multiple segments or points. It signifies a division or splitting into smaller parts.

Furthermore, "ágaz" can appear in geographical or geological contexts, describing features that divide or fork, such as rivers splitting into distributaries or rock formations that show signs of fracturing and separation. The core concept across these uses remains that of division, splitting, or spreading into multiple directions or components.