Lerakódásáig

Lerakódásáig is a Hungarian term that translates to "until its deposition" or "until the deposit" in English. It is a phrase used in various contexts, most commonly in geology and archaeology, to refer to a period of time or a state of being that lasts until a particular geological layer or artifact is laid down.

In geology, lerakódásáig might describe the duration of an environmental condition or process that existed prior to the formation of a specific rock stratum. For example, a certain climate might have persisted lerakódásáig of a sedimentary layer that preserved evidence of that climate. Similarly, the extent of erosion or deposition in a landscape could be described as continuing lerakódásáig of a particular geological event.

In archaeology, the phrase can indicate the timeframe of human activity or settlement before the creation of an archaeological layer containing artifacts. For instance, the use of a particular tool or the existence of a specific cultural practice might be said to have continued lerakódásáig of the layer in which those items or evidence were found. This helps archaeologists to date and understand the sequence of events at a site.

The term emphasizes the endpoint of a process or state, marking the moment when a new layer or deposit is formed, effectively capping or covering what came before. It signifies a boundary in time and stratigraphy.