kapillárisainak

kapillárisainak is the genitive plural form of the Hungarian word "kapilláris," which translates to "capillary" in English. This grammatical form indicates possession or a relationship to multiple capillaries. In a biological context, it would refer to "of the capillaries." For instance, discussions about blood flow within the smallest blood vessels would use this form to describe properties or processes related to those vessels, such as "a kapillárisainak falai" (the walls of the capillaries) or "a kapillárisainak rugalmassága" (the elasticity of the capillaries).

The term "capillary" itself refers to the extremely fine, thin-walled blood vessels that form a network throughout the body's tissues. They are the smallest of the blood vessels, with diameters often only wide enough for red blood cells to pass through in single file. It is across the walls of these capillaries that the exchange of oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients, and waste products occurs between the blood and the surrounding cells and tissues. Therefore, "kapillárisainak" would be used in Hungarian to discuss any aspect pertaining to the collective properties or functions of these vital microcirculatory structures.