Részei

Részei is a Hungarian term that functions as a plural possessive construction meaning “its parts” or “the parts of it.” It is formed from the noun rész (part) and is used to refer to multiple components belonging to a single object, system, or entity. In typical descriptive or technical writing, részei appears when enumerating or describing the constituent elements of something.

Example: A test részei közé tartozik a fej, a kar és a láb. This translates roughly as “The parts of the body include the head, the arm, and the leg,” illustrating how részei introduces a list of components.

Grammatical notes: Részei is used with a singular referent to indicate multiple parts. The form reflects a possessive relationship (it belongs to the object in question) and references more than one element. The base noun is rész (part), and részei represents the possessed parts of that object. The construction is common in anatomy, engineering, and general descriptions of complex objects or systems.

Etymology and related forms: Részei derives from the noun rész, with the possessive and pluralized morphology typical of Hungarian noun phrases. Related words include rész (part), része (its part, singular), and testrész (body part). The plural form részek means “parts” in a straightforward, non-possessive sense.

See also: rész, része, testrész, test részei.