eltarthatóságára

eltarthatóságára is a Hungarian word that translates to "for its storability" or "for its shelf life" in English. It is a genitive case form derived from the noun "eltarthatóság," which means "storability" or "shelf life." This term is commonly used in contexts related to food products, pharmaceuticals, or any item that has a limited lifespan before it degrades or becomes unusable.

When the word eltarthatóságára appears in a sentence, it typically indicates a reason or purpose related to the item's ability to be stored. For example, a manufacturer might refer to the considerations made during product development "eltarthatóságára," meaning they focused on extending the product's shelf life. Similarly, a consumer might inquire about the best storage methods "eltarthatóságára," seeking to maximize how long the product can be kept. The specific meaning is always tied to the subject matter it modifies, emphasizing the importance of how well something can be preserved over time.