Többszövetes

Többszövetes is a Hungarian adjective used to describe something that consists of multiple tissues or fibers. The word is formed from több meaning “many,” szövet meaning “tissue” or “fabric,” and the suffix -es to turn it into an adjective. Depending on the context, it functions as a general descriptive term rather than a precise technical label.

In biology, többszövetes can refer to organisms or anatomical structures that contain more than one tissue type, or to tissues that display diverse components. It is typically used as a descriptive, non-specialist term rather than a formal taxonomic category in scientific literature. The exact meaning may vary with the particular organism or system discussed.

In the context of textiles and materials science, többszövetes describes fabrics or composites that are built from several fibers or layers. Such materials may combine different fiber types to achieve properties like enhanced strength, flexibility, or thermal performance. The term often appears in product descriptions, marketing materials, or non-technical explanations rather than in strict engineering specifications.

See also terms include related descriptors such as egyszövetes (single-tissue or single-fiber) and references to multi-layer or composite structures. Because többszövetes is a descriptive term rather than a fixed technical category, its precise interpretation depends on the field and the specific material or organism under discussion.