Vizsgálata

Vizsgálata is a Hungarian noun that denotes an examination, investigation, assessment, or study. It refers to the act of examining or evaluating something or someone. The base word is vizsgálat, and the suffix -a marks a possessive or definite grammatical relation, as in az orvosi vizsgálat (the medical examination) or a beteg vizsgálata (the patient’s examination). The term is widely used across professional and everyday language to describe testing, inspection, or inquiry.

Etymology and forms

The word derives from the verb vizsgálni, meaning to examine or to investigate. Vizsgálata can function as a standalone noun in various contexts, and it appears in compound phrases that specify the field or purpose, such as orvosi vizsgálat (medical examination), büntető vizsgálat (criminal investigation), vagy kísérleti vizsgálat (experimental study).

Contexts and usage

In medicine, vizsgálata refers to routine or diagnostic examinations, including physical exams, laboratory tests, and imaging studies. In law and administration, it denotes investigations or inquiries conducted to determine facts or establish accountability. In science and social research, vizsgálat or vizsgálata is used for studies, experiments, and data analysis aimed at drawing conclusions. The term can also appear in phrases describing ongoing efforts, for example, vizsgálat alatt áll (is under examination) or vizsgálata folyamatban van (its investigation is in progress).

See also

Related terms include vizsgálat (examination, investigation), vizsgálni (to examine), and a range of context-specific phrases such as orvosi vizsgálat, büntető vizsgálat, and kísérleti vizsgálat.