vezetéses

Vezetéses is a Hungarian adjective derived from the noun vezetés. It is used primarily in scientific and technical language to describe phenomena that involve conduction, transmission, or guidance through a medium or pathway. In physics and engineering, vezetéses refers to processes where something is carried by a conduit of matter or fields, such as electric current in a conductor or heat in a solid (hővezetés). Expressions include vezetéses jelenségek, vezetéses út, hővezetés, elektromos vezetés.

In medicine, the term is well established in the compound vezetéses hallásvesztés (conductive hearing loss), where sound transmission through the outer or middle ear to the inner ear is impeded. Common causes include cerumen blockage, otitis media, tympanic membrane perforation, otosclerosis, and congenital malformations. Diagnosis is typically via tympanometry and audiometry. Treatment targets the underlying cause and may include medical therapy, hearing aids, or surgical procedures such as tympanoplasty or stapedectomy.

Beyond science, the adjective is less common in everyday Hungarian when referring to leadership; more common phrases use vezetés or vezetési to denote leadership or management aspects. When used in general contexts, vezetéses tends to appear in compound terms describing transit or conduction rather than governance.

See also: conduction, electrical conduction, heat conduction, conductive hearing loss, tympanometry, stapedectomy.