ROTOR BODY FOR A ROTATING ELECTRICAL MACHINE

A rotor body for a rotor of a rotating electrical machine, having a plurality of rotor teeth which are arranged in a manner distributed over the circumference and run in an axial manner, axially running receiving slots for receiving in each case one conductor section of a rotor winding of the rotor being arranged between the rotor teeth. At least one slot is arranged on at least one radial side wall of at least one rotor tooth, the slot having at least one axial slot section, which extends from an end side of the rotor body at least partially axially over a prespecified subsection of the rotor body, and at least one radial slot section, which is connected to the axial slot section so as to communicate with it and extends from the axial slot section at least partially radially to an outer casing surface of the rotor body.