molekulájú

Molekulájú is a Hungarian adjective used to describe something that has the character, form, or properties of a molecule, or that is related to molecules at the molecular scale. It is derived from the noun molekula (molecule) and the adjective-forming suffix -jú/-jú, which signals that the subject possesses a molecular nature.

In scientific and technical contexts the standard term for molecular refers to the adjective molekuláris. Molekulájú is less common and is typically found in older texts or in stylistic usage where emphasis is placed on the molecular character of a substance or system. It may appear when a writer aims to highlight that a material or phenomenon is defined by its molecular composition or structure, rather than by macroscopic properties alone.

Usage examples in Hungarian might include phrases such as molekulájú anyag, molekulájú szerkezet, or molekulájú szint, though these can often be replaced by the more common molekuláris equivalents without changing meaning. The choice between molekulájú and molekuláris can convey slight differences in nuance: molekulájú can stress the idea of being built from or consisting of molecules, while molekuláris generally denotes relationships or phenomena at the molecular level.

See also: molekula, molekuláris, kémia, anyag.

Note: In contemporary scientific writing, molekuláris is typically preferred for clarity and consistency, while molekulájú may appear in literary, historical, or specialized contexts.