Hódításokig

Hódításokig is a Hungarian word that translates to "until conquests" or "up to the conquests." It is a temporal phrase that indicates a period of time leading up to a significant event or series of events involving military or territorial expansion. The word itself is formed by combining "hódítás" (conquest) with the suffix "-ig" (until, up to).

The context in which "hódításokig" is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning. It might refer to the time leading up to the Hungarian conquest of the Carpathian Basin, the Ottoman conquests in the Balkans, or any other historical period marked by significant military campaigns and territorial gains. The phrase implies a state of affairs or a period of development that existed before these conquests began or were completed.

For example, one might discuss the political or social conditions that existed "hódításokig," meaning the situation prior to the onset of a particular wave of conquests. It can also be used to denote a duration, such as a ruler's reign that lasted "hódításokig," implying that their rule was defined or dramatically altered by subsequent conquests. The word emphasizes the transformative nature of conquest and marks a clear demarcation between the time before and after such events.