Szövedékének

Szövedékének is a Hungarian linguistic form, specifically the genitive singular of the noun szövedék. Szövedék itself refers to a tangled mass of fibers, threads, or a woven network, and it can describe natural accumulations such as cobwebs or cocoons, as well as more general cases of a fibrous or woven coating. The genitive szövedékének is used to indicate possession or association with this material, roughly translating to “of its szövedék” or “the filamentous material belonging to it.”

Etymology and morphology: szövedék derives from the verb szőni, meaning to weave, and denotes a produced woven or fibrous substance. The genitive suffix -ének/-ének is a standard Hungarian possessive ending, applied to form szövedékének to express ownership or relation, with the exact spelling governed by vowel harmony rules.

Usage: The form appears in descriptive, scientific, and literary Hungarian when discussing the structure, composition, or properties of something’s fibrous covering or network. Examples of its use include phrases like the density of its szövedékének, or the composition of its filamentous material. While not common in everyday speech, szövedékének is encountered in texts on biology, materials science, textile descriptions, and natural history.

See also: szövedék, szövés, nyúlás és mikrostruktúra. Note that szövedékének is a grammatical variant rather than an independent lexical item, used to specify what portion or component of szövedék is being referred to.