Visszaállításra

Visszaállításra is a Hungarian linguistic form formed from the noun visszaállítás, meaning restoration or reinstatement. The expression is used to indicate purpose or direction, roughly translating to “for restoration” or “toward restoration” in English. It appears in legal, administrative, cultural, and technical contexts where restoration is the intended outcome of a process, procedure, or policy.

Etymology and grammar: The word combines vissza- (prefix meaning back or again) and állítás (establishment, setting up), with the instrumental suffix -ra/-re to denote purpose or direction. The form visszaállításra is typically used together with verbs or nouns that govern a purpose clause, for example in phrases such as visszaállításra irányuló törekvések (endeavors toward restoration) or visszaállításra szolgáló intézkedések (measures serving restoration).

Contexts and usage: In cultural heritage and architecture, visszaállításra may describe efforts to restore a monument to its original condition. In information technology, it appears in phrases like adatok visszaállítására (for data restoration) or rendszer visszaállítására (for system restoration). In law and public policy, it can refer to processes aimed at reinstating prior rights, status, or configurations after a change or disruption. The term is generally neutral and occurs in formal or technical language.

Related terms: visszaállítás (restoration), reinstatement, restitution, rehabilitation. See also discussions of restoration in heritage conservation, data recovery, and legal procedures for reinstating previous conditions.