Testrész

Testrész is a Hungarian noun meaning a part of the body. The word is formed from test, meaning body, and rész, meaning part, and it is used as a general, neutral label for any portion of the human or animal body.

The term covers both external body parts such as fej (head), kar (arm), kéz (hand), and láb (leg), as well as internal structures and organs when described in broad terms, for example szív (heart) or tüdő (lung). It is commonly used in education, healthcare, and everyday language when a precise anatomical term is not specified or when discussing body parts in general.

Grammatically, testrész is singular, with the plural form testrészek. It can be combined with adjectives or determiners, as in egy fontos testrész or érintett testrész. In professional contexts, especially in medicine or biology, more specific terms are often used, but testrész remains a convenient generic label in explanations, patient communication, and introductory texts.

Although generic, the expression emphasizes a particular region or component of the body rather than a specific anatomical structure. Its usage is common in discussions of injuries, symptoms, or bodily functions, where the exact structure may be understood from context or later clarified with more precise terminology.