átültetési

Átültetési is a Hungarian term that generally translates to "transplantation" or "grafting" in English. Its meaning can vary depending on the context, but it most commonly refers to the medical procedure of transplanting an organ or tissue from one body to another, or from one part of the body to another. This can include the transplantation of organs like kidneys, hearts, livers, or lungs, as well as less complex tissues such as skin grafts. The goal of átültetési in medicine is to replace a diseased or damaged organ or tissue with a healthy one, thereby improving or saving the recipient's life.

Beyond the medical realm, the term átültetési can also be used in horticulture to describe the process of transplanting a plant from one pot or location to another. This is often done to provide the plant with more space for root growth, better soil conditions, or to propagate it. The careful removal and replanting of the plant, along with its root ball, are key aspects of horticultural átültetési.

In a broader, metaphorical sense, átültetési can sometimes refer to the transfer or application of something from one context to another. This might involve adapting a concept, idea, or practice from one field or culture to a different one. The core idea across all these uses is the act of moving something from its original place to a new one, with the intention of benefit or continuation.