Testtájat

Testtájat is a Hungarian noun form used to denote the definite direct object of testtáj, a compound meaning "body region." The base word testtáj combines test- ("body") and táj ("region" or "area"). In Hungarian grammar, the direct object suffix -at marks the noun as a definite object, yielding testtájat for the singular definite object. The nominative singular form is testtáj, and the nominative plural is testtájak.

In medical and anatomical descriptions, testtájat refers to a specific part of the body. The term often appears in clinical notes, educational texts, and dissection guides to specify an area without naming it explicitly. For example, a sentence such as "A sebész a testtájat érinti" translates to "The surgeon touches the body region," illustrating its use as a definite object.

Usage notes: testtájat is context-dependent and primarily found in formal or instructional language. While testtáj serves as the general term for any body region, testtájat emphasizes a particular, definite region within a sentence.

See also: testtáj, Hungarian grammar, human anatomy.