Mirigyeknél

Mirigyeknél is a Hungarian term that can refer to several things, primarily related to glands in the body or certain types of mollusks. In a biological context, "mirigyek" is the plural of "mirigy," meaning gland. Therefore, "mirigyeknél" often indicates a location or a state related to glands. This could involve discussions about gland function, malfunction, or conditions affecting them. For instance, medical literature might use the term when describing symptoms or treatments for glandular disorders.

Beyond the anatomical meaning, "mirigyeknél" can also be associated with specific types of snails or slugs, particularly those belonging to the family Hygromiidae, which are sometimes referred to as "mirigyes csigák" in Hungarian. These are terrestrial gastropod mollusks. When the term is used in this context, it likely pertains to these creatures, their habitats, or their ecological roles. The precise meaning of "mirigyeknél" will depend heavily on the surrounding text and the specific field of study. It is a versatile word that bridges both human anatomy and the natural world of invertebrates.