elzményekkel

Elzmények is a Hungarian noun meaning "withdrawals" or "retractions". The word derives from the verb elzár, which means "to close" or "to shut", combined with the suffix -mény indicating a noun form. The plural elzmények refers to the acts or results of closing, canceling, or retracting something that has previously been opened or declared.

In everyday language elzmények can describe financial transactions that are withdrawn from a system, such as cancelled foreign‑exchange orders or retracted bank transfers. In sports, the term is applied when a competitor is excluded from a race or event after initial participation, often due to rule violations or failure to meet qualification standards. The phrase elzményekkel literally translates as "with withdrawals," and can appear in contexts such as “indulóazilás elzményekkel” (withdrawals from participation).

Legally, elzmények may be used to describe the revocation of a contract, license, or permission that had previously been granted. The process typically involves official documentation and notification to the affected parties. In journalism, elzmények refer to retractions of statements or articles that are later deemed inaccurate or misleading.

Because elzmények can apply to many domains, its meaning is judged by context. In Hungarian legal and business documentation, the term is often accompanied by specific identifiers such as case numbers or transaction codes to clarify which exact withdrawal is being discussed. The neutrality of the term allows it to function in formal reports, policy documents, and everyday speech without implying moral judgment.