Kivágása

Kivágása is a Hungarian noun that denotes the act of cutting out or the result of such an action. It is formed from the verb kivágás (the act of cutting out, excision) with the possessive suffix -a, and it is used to refer to the specific cutting of something, or to the cut itself, depending on the context. The term is versatile and appears in several fields to describe removal, shaping, or trimming by cutting.

In medicine and biology, kivágás refers to excision or surgical removal of tissue, such as a lesion, tumor, or abnormal growth. The phrase kivágása is often used in clinical or operative descriptions to denote that a part has been removed. In dentistry, dermatology, and pathology, similar uses describe the removal of tissue for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.

In manufacturing, design, and crafts, kivágás describes the cutting out of material to form a shape or component. This can apply to wood, metal, fabric, paper, or other materials, and is common in pattern making, carpentry, and manufacturing processes.

In media and editing, kivágás is used for the removal of a scene or shot, i.e., a cut. The term can refer to the act of cutting or to the resulting edited segment.

Etymology: from kivág (to cut out) + -ás, with the possessive suffix -a to form kivágása. See also kivágás for the base noun.