Rendszeri

Rendszeri is a Hungarian adjective meaning relating to a system, or systemic and system-wide in scope. It is used to describe properties, conditions, or processes that concern an entire system rather than a single component. The term is formed from the noun rendszer, meaning “system,” plus the adjectival suffix -i.

In practical use, rendszeri appears across scientific and technical domains. In medicine, for example, rendszeri betegségek translates to systemic diseases, referring to conditions that affect multiple organs or tissues rather than being localized. In biology or engineering, phrases such as rendszeri kapcsolatok (systemic or system-level connections) and rendszerszintű elemzések (system-level analyses) are common. The form also appears in phrases like rendszerszintű megközelítés (system-level approach) and rendszeri hatások (systemic effects), indicating an overarching, integrative perspective.

Morphology-wise, rendszeri is an attributive adjective used to modify nouns directly (e.g., rendszeri rendellenességek, rendszeri hatások). The root is rendszer with the usual Hungarian adjectival suffix -i, and related compounds may include hyphenated or fused forms such as rendszerszintű or rendszerszint.

In contexts outside medicine, rendszeri can describe anything pertaining to the structure or organization of a system—technical, social, or theoretical. It is closely related to the noun rendszer and to terms in systems theory and engineering.

See also: rendszer (system), rendszerszint (system level), rendszerszintű elemzés, systemic diseases.