Fejezet

Fejezet is the Hungarian word for "chapter" and is used to denote a major division within a written work, such as a book, report, or scholarly article. A fejezet typically has a number and a descriptive title, for example "Fejezet 1: A bevezetés." It serves to organize content into coherent blocks and to guide readers through the text. In many books, fejezetek are subdivided into smaller units called részek or alfejezetek.

The plural form is fejezetek, with the singular being fejezet. In English-language contexts, the term is usually translated as "chapter," though translators may render it as "section" when referring to smaller subdivisions or to stylistic choices in particular works.

In publishing practice, fejezetek often begin on a new page and structure the narrative or argument in a way that supports progression from one topic or scene to the next. In academic writing, chapters commonly correspond to major topics or stages of an argument and may include headings, figures, and references.

Culturally, the concept of a fejezet is central to the organization of long-form Hungarian literature, journalism, and non-fiction. While the word is specific to Hungarian, its function is universal in narrative and expository texts.

If there is a specific work, organization, or publication named Fejezet, that would warrant disambiguation, but as a linguistic term it primarily denotes a chapter within a text.