felbontása

Felbontása is a Hungarian noun formed from the verb felbontani, meaning the act of breaking apart, dismantling, or terminating something. The word expresses the process of disassembly, dissolution, or the end of an arrangement, and it can function with various subjects depending on context (for example, a contract, a structure, or a plan).

Common contexts

- Legal and contractual: felbontása often refers to the termination or dissolution of an agreement, contract, or treaty. Such a termination may follow notice requirements, mutual consent, or breach of the contract, and it may be governed by specific provisions in the document or by applicable law.

- Corporate and organizational: the term can denote the dissolution or breakup of a company, association, or project, sometimes involving liquidation, asset disposition, and formal filings with authorities.

- Engineering and industry: in this domain, felbontása describes dismantling or disassembly of equipment, facilities, or structures, for purposes such as repair, relocation, or decommissioning.

- Other uses: the word can appear in discussions of broader “breaking apart” processes, including plans, systems, or schedules, though alternative terms like bontás or megszüntetés may be more common in certain subfields.

Linguistic notes

Felbontása is the nominalized form of felbontani, with the suffix -ása indicating the act itself. In sentences, the form reflects possessive or case needs (e.g., “az adás felbontása” — the dissolution of the agreement). Synonyms include bontás, megszüntetés, and feloszlatás, each with slightly different nuances.

See also: bontás, megszüntetés, feloszlatás, feloszlás.