molekulájába

Molekulájába is a Hungarian word that translates to "into its molecule" or "into the molecule." It is a possessive form of the word "molekula," which means molecule. The suffix "-jába" indicates the third-person singular possessive with an inessive case, meaning "into" or "inside." Therefore, "molekulájába" refers to the state of something entering or being within the molecular structure of a substance.

This term is primarily used in scientific contexts, particularly in chemistry and biology, when discussing processes like diffusion, absorption, or chemical reactions at the molecular level. For example, a drug might be designed to be absorbed into the bloodstream and then enter the molecule of a target cell. Similarly, a gas might diffuse into the molecule of a liquid. The specific context will determine the precise meaning, but the core idea is the penetration or incorporation into the fundamental building blocks of matter.