abbahagyására

abbahagyására is a Hungarian word that translates to "to quit," "to cease," or "to give up" in English. It is a verb used to indicate the discontinuation of an action, habit, or practice. The word is formed by the infinitive suffix "-ni" attached to the verb stem "hagy," which means "to leave" or "to let go," and the prefix "abba," signifying a stopping or cessation. Therefore, literally, it implies a leaving or letting go of something to the point of stopping it.

The usage of abbahagyására can vary depending on context. It can refer to stopping a physical activity, such as "dohányzás abbahagyására" (to quit smoking), or ceasing an ongoing process, like "vitát abbahagyására" (to stop an argument). It can also imply abandoning a pursuit or a way of life. The grammatical form indicates a specific intent or purpose, often found in constructions requiring an infinitive, such as expressing a plan or a recommendation. For instance, "Szeretnék a futás abbahagyására" would mean "I would like to quit running." The word encapsulates the idea of a definitive end to something that was previously active or ongoing.