bontásának

Bontásának is a Hungarian noun form that functions as the genitive of bontás, the word for breaking down, dismantling, decomposition, or demolition. In general use bontás refers to a process by which something is separated into parts, whether through physical disassembly, chemical decomposition, or natural decay. Bontásának thus denotes the process’s relation to a subject—for example, the rate, consequences, or timeline of that breakdown—roughly translated as “of its decomposition” or “the breaking down of it.”

Etymologically, bontás is formed from the verb bontni (to break apart) combined with the nominalizing suffix -ás, producing a noun for the action. The suffix -ának is the genitive/possessive ending that marks the subject or object associated with the process, yielding bontásának meaning “of its breaking down” or “the breaking down of its.” This form is common in technical, legal, and scientific Hungarian, where specificity about the process and its relation to a particular object is required.

Usage notes: bontásának appears in contexts such as construction or planning (the demolition of a building), chemistry or biology (the decomposition of a substance), and other disciplines where one discusses the characteristics or implications of a breakdown. Examples include phrases like a bontásának üteme, az épület bontásának engedélyezése, or a bontásának következményei.