szöveteiben

Szöveteiben is a Hungarian locative possessive form meaning “in its tissues” or “in their tissues.” It is formed from the noun szövet (tissue) with the third-person possessive plural suffix to yield szövetei (“its tissues”), followed by the locative suffix -ben to indicate location inside the tissues. The result szöveteiben is used to specify that something occurs or is located within the tissues of a person, animal, plant, or other organism, typically in scientific, medical, or anatomical contexts.

Morphology and usage are characteristic of Hungarian agglutinative morphology, where multiple affixes attach to a base word to express possession and location. The phrase can function as a nominal modifier within a sentence or as a predicate complement when describing localization. Because it denotes interior tissue, szöveteiben often appears in discussions of pathology, pharmacology, histology, or comparative biology.

Example sentences illustrate its use in neutral, descriptive writing:

- A fertőzés a szöveteiben terjed. (The infection spreads in the tissues.)

- A vizsgálat kimutatta a vírus jelenlétét a szöveteiben. (The examination detected the presence of the virus in its tissues.)

- A gyógyszer a szöveteiben koncentrálódik. (The drug concentrates in its tissues.)

Notes: szöveteiben is a specialized term most commonly found in scientific texts; in everyday language, more general expressions for tissue location may be used. The form can apply to tissues of humans, animals, plants, or other organisms, depending on the context.