Féloldali

Féloldali is a Hungarian adjective meaning one-sided or half-sided, used to describe something that relates to or affects only one side of the body, object, or phenomenon. It is derived from fél ("half") and oldal ("side") and functions as a modifier in phrases such as féloldali bénulás or féloldali fájdalom.

In medical language, féloldali is commonly attached to nouns to indicate unilateral conditions: féloldali bénulás (hemiplegia), féloldali érzészavar (unilateral sensory deficit), féloldali fejfájás (unilateral headache), féloldali látászavar (unilateral vision disturbance). It may be used in reference to stroke, brain injury, or other neurologic events that impact one hemisphere. The term emphasizes laterality rather than specific pathology.

In broader use, féloldali can describe features of objects or descriptions that are not symmetrical, such as an asymmetrical arrangement of parts or an anatomical description where a structure lies on one side. It is not a noun in Hungarian.

In English, féloldali is translated as unilateral or one-sided.