Animált

Animált is a Hungarian word that translates to "animal" in English. It is a general term used to refer to any living organism belonging to the kingdom Animalia. This kingdom is characterized by eukaryotic cells, multicellularity, heterotrophy (meaning they obtain nutrients by consuming other organisms), and typically, the ability to move.

The term animált encompasses a vast diversity of life, from microscopic invertebrates like rotifers to colossal marine mammals such as whales. It includes all known species of insects, fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. In biological classification, animált represents one of the fundamental divisions of life, distinct from plants, fungi, and bacteria. The study of animált falls under the broad field of zoology.

In everyday Hungarian language, animált is used similarly to how "animal" is used in English. It can refer to wild creatures, domestic pets, or livestock. The word is commonly encountered in discussions about wildlife, zoos, animal welfare, and veterinary medicine. While a direct translation, the specific cultural context and nuances of its usage in Hungary are important for a complete understanding.