Vesével

Vesével is the instrumental singular form of the Hungarian noun vese, meaning kidney. In Hungarian, vesével is used to indicate the instrument or means by which an action is performed, following the language’s general instrumental case rules.

Etymology and form: Vesével is formed from the stem vese plus the instrumental suffix -ével (a variant of -val/-vel adjusted by vowel harmony). The resulting form reflects the standard pattern for instrumental expressions with words ending in -e. It is a regular, productive form within Hungarian morphology.

Usage: In modern Hungarian, vesével is primarily found in medical or anatomical contexts and in formal descriptions involving body parts or surgical procedures. It is not common in everyday conversation, where more general or less technical phrasing is typically used. The term appears in technical lists, anatomical texts, and historical or descriptive passages that specify the kidney as a tool or part within a process.

See also: vese (kidney); -val/-vel, the Hungarian instrumental suffix; Hungarian noun inflection and suffixation; anatomical terminology in Hungarian.

Notes: As a specific inflected form, vesével does not introduce a new lexical meaning beyond “with the kidney” as an instrumental reference, but it is the correct grammatical form when the kidney is being described as the instrument or means in a sentence.