Rendellenességgel

Rendellenességgel is an instrumental form of the Hungarian noun rendellenesség, meaning an abnormality, defect, or disorder. The phrase is used to indicate that someone or something has a disorder or abnormality and is common in medical, psychological, educational, and legal texts. It functions as a grammatical tool to describe conditions without naming a specific diagnosis.

The meaning of rendellenességgel depends on context and accompanying terms. Phrases such as rendellenességgel élő ember (a person living with a disorder) or fejlesztési rendellenességgel (with a developmental disorder) illustrate how the construction combines with qualifiers to specify the type of condition. It can refer to congenital anomalies, developmental issues, sensory impairments, or other medical or functional differences, without inherently conveying severity.

In language use, rendellenességgel is often discussed alongside related terms like betegség (disease), fogyatékosság (disability), or rendellenesség (disorder) to reflect different nuances. Some contexts favor person-first language (rendellenességgel élő személy) to emphasize the person rather than the condition, while others may use more precise descriptors or legally defined terms.

Ethical considerations include avoiding stigmatization and respecting individual preferences for how their condition is described. Terminology evolves with medical guidelines and social discourse, and rendellenességgel remains a neutral descriptive tool within that ongoing conversation.

See also: rendellenesség, fogyatékosság, veleszületett rendellenesség, szerzett rendellenesség.