Hélixének

Hélixének is a Hungarian linguistic form that functions as the genitive or possessive of the noun hélix (helix). In practice, it is used to express ownership or attribution to a helix, for example in scientific or mathematical descriptions where one refers to the helix’s properties or characteristics. The construction signals that something belongs to or concerns a helix.

Etymology and form: hélix is a borrowed term from Greek helix, meaning coil or spiral, which entered Hungarian with scientific vocabulary. The possessive/genitive form hélixének follows Hungarian patterns for forming the possessive of a base noun, yielding phrases such as a hélixének szerkezete (the helix’s structure). As a result, hélixének appears most naturally in contexts discussing the geometry or biology of helices, rather than in everyday speech.

Usage: The form is common in technical writing that describes spirals, such as geometric helices, alpha helices in proteins, or DNA double helices. It allows precise reference to features inherent to the helix itself. Because it is a specialized grammatical form, it tends to occur in formal descriptions, research papers, and educational materials.

Examples:

- A hélixének összetétele befolyásolja a spirális geometriát.

- A fehérje hélixének konformációja meghatározza a funkciót.

See also: helix, alpha helix, DNA double helix, Hebrew vectors of geometry.