testrészekbe

testrészekbe is the illative plural form of the Hungarian noun testrész, meaning a body part. It combines the root word test (body) with rész (part) to form a compound noun. The illative case marks movement into something, so testrészekbe translates roughly as “into body parts.”

The term is usually found in technical contexts such as anatomy, medicine, or biology. It is used to indicate the destination of an action, instrument, or substance directed into the body, and is commonly encountered in descriptions of procedures, injections, implants, or tissue sampling where the target is more than one body part.

Grammar and formation: testrészek is the plural of testrész. To express movement into multiple body parts, the illative suffix -be is added, yielding testrészekbe. This construction follows standard Hungarian patterns for illative forms with plural nouns and is used in formal or descriptive text rather than everyday speech.

Etymology: the word is a compound of test (body) and rész (part). The plural form testrészek combines the regular plural suffix -ek with the base testrész, and the illative suffix -be is appended to produce the final form testrészekbe. Related forms include testrész (singular, “body part”) and testrészek (plural, “body parts”).