elszakíthatatlan

elszakíthatatlan is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "unbreakable," "indestructible," or "tear-proof" in English. It is a compound word formed from "szakít" (to tear) and "atlan" (an affix indicating impossibility or negation). Therefore, "elszakíthatatlan" literally means something that cannot be torn.

The term is often used to describe materials or objects that possess exceptional durability and resistance to physical damage, particularly tearing. This can include fabrics, ropes, packaging, or even metaphorical concepts like bonds or promises that are exceptionally strong and unlikely to be broken. For instance, a well-made piece of luggage might be described as elszakíthatatlan to emphasize its robustness.

In a more abstract sense, "elszakíthatatlan" can also refer to things that are very difficult to separate or sever. This might apply to relationships that are deeply entrenched, loyalties that are unwavering, or even mathematical concepts that are proven to be immutable. The adjective conveys a strong sense of permanence and resilience.