somatikus
Somatikus is a Hungarian adjective meaning related to the body, equivalent to the English term somatic. The word is used across medical, biological, and philosophical contexts to distinguish bodily phenomena from mental or psychological ones. It derives from Latin somaticus, which in turn comes from Greek soma, meaning “body.”
In biology and anatomy, somatic refers to non-reproductive parts of the body. Somatic cells are all body
In medicine and psychiatry, somatic is used to describe bodily symptoms or diseases with a physical basis.
Beyond biology and medicine, somatic concepts appear in philosophy to discuss the bodily grounding of experience