bontásáért

Bontásáért is a Hungarian bound form derived from the noun bontás, meaning demolition or dismantling, and the suffix -áért, which marks purpose or benefit. The expression functions as a prepositional or adjectival phrase meaning “for the demolition” and is used to indicate the objective of an action, the party for whose benefit something is done, or the responsibility for carrying out demolition.

In practice, bontásáért appears mainly in formal, legal, administrative, or construction texts. It can describe the purpose of permits or orders, designate who is authorized or obligated to perform a demolition, or specify the beneficiary of a demolition-related decision. As a grammatical construction, it often forms part of longer phrases such as “engedély a bontásáért” (permit for the demolition) or “felelős a bontásáért” (responsible for the demolition).

Examples:

- Az engedélyt a bontásáért adják ki, és a kivitelező a munkálatokat végzi. (The permit for the demolition is issued, and the contractor carries out the work.)

- A vállalkozó a bontásáért felelős. (The contractor is responsible for the demolition.)

- A terv szerint a bontásáért szükséges intézkedéseket meg kell tenni. (According to the plan, the measures needed for the demolition must be taken.)

Linguistic notes: bontásáért is a postpositional construction and related forms include other -ért compounds such as építésért (for construction) or karért (for the damage). It is primarily a formal, context-dependent phrase rather than a common everyday expression.