Felépítését

Felépítését is the genitive form of the Hungarian noun felépítés, which translates roughly as structure, constitution, or make-up. The term denotes the arrangement, organization, or composition of the parts that form a whole. In everyday use, felépítését describes what makes up a thing or how its components are arranged, and it appears as an object or complement in sentences—e.g., describing the structure of a system or the constitution of an entity.

In various fields, the concept is applied to describe the assembly or architecture of objects or systems: architecture and engineering, biology, linguistics, software, and data organization. In architecture, felépítés refers to the layout, framework, and interrelation of structural elements. In biology, it references the organization of cells, tissues, organs, and overall body plan. In linguistics, it concerns the syntactic and textual structure of a sentence or discourse. In information technology, it denotes the architecture of a database or software system.

Grammatical use and related terms: as a possessive/genitive form, felépítését indicates "its structure" or acts as the object of a verb. Related terms include felépítés (structure), szerkezet (arrangement), összetétel (composition), and felépítmény (superstructure). The concept is used to analyze how components come together to form a coherent whole in both concrete products and abstract systems.