Bontásra

Bontásra is a Hungarian term formed from bontás, meaning breakdown, demolition, disassembly, or decomposition, with the suffix -ra indicating purpose or direction. It is used to denote that something is intended to be broken down, dismantled, or decomposed, rather than kept in its current form. The word can function in different contexts, including construction, waste management, and scientific discourse.

In construction and demolition, bontásra describes structures or materials slated for dismantling or removal. For example, a building can be described as bontásra kerülő vagy bontásra szánt, meaning it is planned for demolition or is intended to be taken apart. In waste management and recycling, bontásra often refers to components that will be disassembled or processed further, rather than used as whole, new materials. In scientific contexts, bontásra can denote decomposition or breakdown of substances, such as chemical or biological processes.

Grammatical notes: bontásra is a postpositional phrase derived from bontás and the suffix -ra, used adverbially or as part of a noun phrase. Common constructions include bontásra szánt (intended for dismantling), bontásra kerülő (to be demolished or disassembled), and bontásra előkészített (prepared for disassembly). Related terms include bontás (demolition, disassembly, decomposition), lebontás (decomposition or deconstruction), and szétszerelés (disassembly).

See also: bontás, lebontás, szétszerelés, dekompozíció.