építelemei

Építelemei is a Hungarian-language term that appears infrequently in architectural and construction literature. In modern Hungarian, the standard word for construction components is építőelem, with építőelemek as the plural. When encountered, építelemei is usually interpreted as a possessive form related to construction elements, or it may reflect variant spelling or transcription from historical texts. Because it is not a common term, its precise meaning is highly dependent on context and source.

Etymologically, the form is linked to the root for building and the noun elem meaning element, combined with a possessive or plural-ending pattern typical of Hungarian morphology. The most common and widely used term in contemporary usage is építőelem; related vocabulary includes építőelemek (construction elements), beépítőelemek (embedded components), and szerkezeti elemek (structural elements).

Usage and context commonly place the concept of construction elements in discussions of building anatomy, including foundations, load-bearing walls, floors, roof structures, beams, and other components that contribute to a structure’s integrity. Because építelemei is not standard, readers should consider neighboring terms and the source’s language era to determine the intended meaning.

See also: építőelem, építőelemek, szerkezeti elemek, beépítőelem. Note that in contemporary practice, építőelem is the preferred term, and építelemei may arise as a historical variant, a transcription error, or a dialectal form.