Kivédését

Kivédését is a Hungarian word that translates to "its defense" or "its warding off" in English. It is a noun derived from the verb "kivéd," meaning to defend, ward off, or repel. The suffix "-és" is a common nominalizing suffix in Hungarian, transforming a verb into a noun that denotes the action or the result of that action.

The term "kivédését" specifically refers to the genitive case of the noun "kivédés," meaning "its defense" or "the defense of it." This form is used when indicating possession or a relationship of belonging. For instance, one might discuss "a támadás kivédését" (the defense against the attack) or "az ellenség kivédését" (the warding off of the enemy).

In various contexts, "kivédését" can be applied to physical defenses, such as the defense of a fortress or a city, or to more abstract concepts like the defense against an illness, a criticism, or a negative influence. The specific meaning is determined by the surrounding words and the overall context of the sentence. The word's grammatical structure highlights the action of defending and its object, emphasizing the act of repelling or preventing something undesirable.