A fitting for movably supporting a pivoting element, in particular a furniture part, a door or a window, relative to a stationary carrier, comprising: - a first fitting portion configured to be fixed to a, preferably substantially horizontally aligned, panel (5a-5e) of the carrier, - a second fitting portion configured to be fixed to the pivoting element, the second fitting portion being pivotally connected to the first fitting portion via at least one hinge lever (8a, 8b), - wherein the first fitting portion includes at least one base body and at least one bearing body adjustable relative to the base body, the at least one hinge lever (8a, 8b) being supported on the bearing body, - a first adjustment device for adjusting the at least one bearing body relative to the base body in a first adjustment direction, preferably in a direction extending transversely to a front face of the first fitting portion, - at least a second adjustment device for adjusting the at least one bearing body relative to the base body in a second adjustment direction extending transversely to the first adjustment direction, preferably in a direction extending parallel to the front face of the first fitting portion, - wherein the two adjustment devices (27, 28) are coupled to each other such that the bearing body, upon an adjustment of the bearing body in the first adjustment direction with the aid of the first adjustment device, is also entrainable at least over a region in the second adjustment direction M2), - wherein at least one adjustment device (27, 28), preferably both adjustment devices (27, 28), includes or include at least one rotationally supported adjustment element (27a, 28a), characterized in that - at least one adjustment element includes a threaded portion which is in threading engagement with a pivoting member pivotable about a pivoting axis, or wherein the least one adjustment element includes a threadless portion on which a pivoting member for adjusting the bearing body is pivotable about a pivoting axis, and - the pivoting member includes an opening, preferably an elongated hole, in which a guide element, preferably a pin, of the bearing body is movably guided. - a first fitting portion configured to be fixed to a, preferably substantially horizontally aligned, panel (5a-5e) of the carrier, - a second fitting portion configured to be fixed to the pivoting element, the second fitting portion being pivotally connected to the first fitting portion via at least one hinge lever (8a, 8b), - wherein the first fitting portion includes at least one base body and at least one bearing body adjustable relative to the base body, the at least one hinge lever (8a, 8b) being supported on the bearing body, - a first adjustment device for adjusting the at least one bearing body relative to the base body in a first adjustment direction, preferably in a direction extending transversely to a front face of the first fitting portion, - at least a second adjustment device for adjusting the at least one bearing body relative to the base body in a second adjustment direction extending transversely to the first adjustment direction, preferably in a direction extending parallel to the front face of the first fitting portion, - wherein the two adjustment devices (27, 28) are coupled to each other such that the bearing body, upon an adjustment of the bearing body in the first adjustment direction with the aid of the first adjustment device, is also entrainable at least over a region in the second adjustment direction M2), - wherein at least one adjustment device (27, 28), preferably both adjustment devices (27, 28), includes or include at least one rotationally supported adjustment element (27a, 28a), - at least one adjustment element includes a threaded portion which is in threading engagement with a pivoting member pivotable about a pivoting axis, or wherein the least one adjustment element includes a threadless portion on which a pivoting member for adjusting the bearing body is pivotable about a pivoting axis, and - the pivoting member includes an opening, preferably an elongated hole, in which a guide element, preferably a pin, of the bearing body is movably guided.