kezeése

Kezeése is a term that may appear in Hungarian-language texts but is not recognized as a standard dictionary entry. In practice, it is most often a misspelling or typographical variant of the established noun kezelése, which means the act of handling, managing, or treating something. When encountered as a nonstandard form, it generally signals an orthographic error rather than a distinct concept.

Etymology and formation: The standard form kezelése is derived from the verb kezelni ("to handle, to manage, to treat") with the nominalizing suffix -ése, forming a noun that denotes the act or process of handling. The root kez- or kezel- conveys dealing with something, from which related terms such as kezelés (treatment, handling) and kezelő (handler) arise.

Usage: In formal writing, the correct spelling is kezelése. It is used in contexts such as medicine, administration, or data processing to refer to the handling or management of a subject: the treatment of a patient, the handling of a dataset, the management of a project. The nonstandard form kezeése is not recommended in polished texts and may be encountered mainly in OCR errors or informal notes.

Variations and related terms: Related Hungarian terms include kezelés (the act of treating or handling), kezelni (to handle), and kezelés (treatment). In discussing orthography, it is noted that correct usage follows standard Hungarian spelling rules, and departures from this form do not indicate a separate or specialized concept.