beszúrások

Beszúrások is the Hungarian term for insertions or inserted elements. The noun beszúrás derives from the verb beszúrni, meaning “to insert.” The concept is polysemous and its precise meaning depends on the domain.

In editing and publishing, beszúrások are additions made to a text, such as inserted sentences, clauses, clarifications, or citations. They may be editorially motivated or necessary for accuracy, and are often marked by brackets, footnotes, or revision marks.

In crafts and decorative arts, beszúrások refer to inlays: pieces of contrasting material embedded into a base surface to create patterns or images. This use is common in woodworking, metalwork, and jewelry.

In medicine and dentistry, the term can indicate the introduction of devices or materials into the body, including surgical implants or restorative inserts; usage varies by clinical tradition.

In computing and data processing, beszúrás can denote the insertion of data, text, or code into an existing sequence, record, or document, as part of editing or data transformation.

In linguistics or language studies, beszúrás may describe insertions within discourse, such as interjections, loanwords, or clarifying phrases added for emphasis or intelligibility.

The common thread is insertion: a new element becomes part of an existing entity, altering its composition or structure.