Toxicitású

Toxicitású is a Hungarian adjective meaning "toxic" or "poisonous." It is derived from the word "toxin," which refers to a poisonous substance, especially a protein produced by living organisms. The suffix "-ú" indicates possession or characteristic, so "toxicitású" literally translates to "having toxicity" or "possessing poisonous qualities."

This term is used in various contexts, including biology, medicine, and environmental science, to describe substances, organisms, or environments that can cause harm. For example, a plant or animal might be described as toxicitású if it produces venom or other harmful compounds. In medicine, a drug or chemical can be toxicitású if it has adverse side effects or can be harmful in certain doses. Similarly, pollution in water or soil can be described as toxicitású if it contains harmful chemical agents that threaten ecosystems or human health.

When referring to a person, "toxicitású" is generally not used directly. Instead, behavioral toxicity might be described using phrases like "mérgező hatású" (having a poisoning effect) or by describing specific harmful behaviors. The adjective primarily applies to substances and their inherent harmful properties.