eltávolíthatóságára

eltávolíthatóságára is a Hungarian word that translates to "its removability" or "for its removal" in English. It is derived from the verb "eltávolít," meaning "to remove," and the suffix "-hatóság" which indicates capability or possibility, and the possessive suffix "-ára" indicating "its" or "for its." Therefore, the word encapsulates the concept of something being capable of being removed or the act of removing it.

The word can be used in various contexts. In a technical or mechanical sense, it might refer to the ease with which a component can be detached or disassembled. For example, if a part of a machine is designed with eltávolíthatóságára in mind, it suggests it can be easily taken out for maintenance or replacement. In a more abstract sense, it could describe the possibility of removing a feature from a software program or a characteristic from a situation. The context in which eltávolíthatóságára appears will determine the precise meaning. Its grammatical form often indicates a specific object or concept to which the removability applies.