mködéseiben

"mködéseiben" is a Hungarian word that translates to "in its operations" or "in its functioning." It is derived from the verb "működik," meaning "to work," "to function," or "to operate." The "-s" suffix indicates a possessive form, and "-eiben" is a plural locative case ending, meaning "in its" (plural). Therefore, "mködéseiben" specifically refers to the internal workings or processes of something.

This term is commonly used in technical, scientific, and general contexts when discussing how a system, device, organization, or even a biological organism functions. For instance, one might discuss the "mködéseiben" of a computer program to explain its internal algorithms and processes. Similarly, a doctor might refer to the "mködéseiben" of the human heart to describe its intricate pumping mechanisms. The phrase emphasizes the internal mechanisms and activities that lead to the overall observable behavior or performance of the subject. It's a way to delve into the 'how' and 'why' of something's existence or action.