Kivágásoknál

Kivágásoknál is a Hungarian locative form of the noun kivágás, meaning a cutout, excision, or hole produced by cutting away material. The phrase combines kivágás with the locative suffix -nál, and is used to indicate the location, context, or moment at which a cut is made or assessed. The root kivágás comes from the verb kivágni (to cut out, to carve away) and is widely used across technical, medical, and craft-oriented language.

In practice, kivágásoknál appears in a variety of fields. In surgery and pathology, kivágás refers to the excision of tissue, and kivágásoknál can specify the area around an excision or the margins being evaluated. In construction, carpentry, and metalworking, kivágások denote openings or cutouts in parts or panels; kivágásoknál helps describe where such openings are located or where measurements apply. In design and manufacturing documentation, the phrase serves to clarify the position of holes, windows, or recesses relative to edges, joints, or other features.

Grammatically, kivágásoknál is the plural locative form (kivágás + -ok plural + -nál) and contrasts with related forms such as kivágásnál (singular locative) or kivágásokkal (with cutouts). Its use tends to be technical or descriptive, signaling a spatial or procedural reference to cuts within a broader process or specification.

See also: kivágás, kivágások, kivágásnál, kivágásokkal.