bontásakor

Bontásakor is a Hungarian verb form derived from the verb "bontani," which means to unpack, dismantle, or break down. The suffix "-kor" indicates "at the time of" or "when." Therefore, "bontásakor" translates to "at the time of its unpacking," "when it was unpacked," or "upon dismantling."

This grammatical form is used to express an action or event that occurred specifically during the process of unpacking something or taking something apart. For example, if a package was damaged, one might say "A csomag sérült volt a bontásakor," meaning "The package was damaged when it was unpacked." Similarly, if a piece of furniture was found to be missing a part during assembly, the phrase could be used: "Hiányzott egy csavar a bontásakor," which translates to "A screw was missing at the time of its dismantling."

The context in which "bontásakor" is used will determine the precise meaning, but it always refers to a specific moment or period within the process of unpacking or dismantling. It is a common construction in Hungarian to denote temporal relationships between events.