fejrészt

Fejrészt is a Hungarian noun form meaning the head part or forepart of an object. It is formed from fej, meaning head, and rész, meaning part, with fejrészt serving as the accusative singular form of the base noun fejrész. In practice, fejrészt is used when the head part is the direct object of a sentence. The term is primarily found in technical, architectural, or mechanical texts rather than in everyday speech.

In general usage, fejrészt denotes the forward or frontal portion of an object. It appears in manuals, blueprints, and product specifications to specify which part of a device or structure is being referred to. The concept is not tied to a single domain; rather, it is a functional descriptor that can apply to machinery, vehicles, buildings, or other engineered constructions where a distinct front segment is relevant for design, assembly, or operation.

Because fejrészt is a specific grammatical form, many writers prefer more common phrases in everyday Hungarian when the context does not demand a grammatical label. Alternatives such as elülső rész (front part) or az elő oldal (the front side) are frequently used, depending on the context and level of technicality required.

See also: fejrész, forepart, front end.