Krízisekig

Krízisekig is a term found in Hungarian linguistics and written Hungarian, formed by combining the noun krízis (crisis) with the plural suffix -ek to yield krízisek (crises) and the directional suffix -ig meaning “until” or “up to.” The result functions as a prepositional phrase meaning “until the crises” and is used to express duration relative to crises rather than a fixed point in time.

Origin and structure: The base krízis refers to a crisis; adding -ek makes it plural, and -ig attaches to indicate limit or extent. The construction is typical of Hungarian’s system of postpositional suffixes that attach to noun phrases to form temporal modifiers.

Usage: It appears in formal or technical writing, such as risk assessment, project planning, or historical analysis describing periods characterized by crises. It is less common in everyday speech.

Examples: In Hungarian, you might see: “A terv a krízisekig terjedő időszakra vonatkozik.” (The plan concerns the period up to the crises.) “A döntéshozók krízisekig terjedő kockázatértékelést készítettek.” (The decision-makers prepared an assessment of risks up to the crises.)

See also: Hungarian language, suffix -ig, crisis.