épületi

épületi is a Hungarian adjective derived from the noun épület, which means “building.” The term is used to describe anything related to or characteristic of a building, such as épületi sziget (building cluster), épületi részlet (building detail), or épületi terv (building plan). In architectural and construction contexts it serves to distinguish components, plans, or features that belong to a particular structure from those that are part of the surrounding environment or of another building. For example, épületi felhőszolgálat refers to a tower of a building, while épületi anyag is a building material.

The word combines the root epü( buildings) with the adjectival suffix -e, a common pattern in Hungarian for forming adjectives from nouns. The related noun épület is the standard term for a structure that serves a functional purpose, such as a house, office, or factory. In urban planning documents, épületi szabályzat (building regulations) outlines the legal framework governing the design, use, and safety of buildings within a municipality.

In everyday Hungarian, épületi may also be used figuratively to emphasize the importance of architectural design or heritage, for instance in phrases like épületi örökség (architectural heritage). Because it refers specifically to building-related matters, its use is largely restricted to technical, legal, and cultural discussions about architecture and construction.