feloldásáért

The Hungarian word "feloldásáért" translates to "for its dissolution" or "for its release" in English. This phrase is a grammatical construction in Hungarian, consisting of the noun "feloldás" (dissolution, release, solution) and the possessive suffix "-á" (its) followed by the case ending "-ért" (for).

The word "feloldás" itself can have several meanings depending on the context. It can refer to the act of dissolving something, such as a solid in a liquid, or the resolution of a problem or a mystery. It can also mean the release from an obligation, a curse, or a restriction.

Therefore, "feloldásáért" would be used in a sentence to indicate the purpose or reason for an action, where that purpose is the dissolution or release of something previously mentioned or understood. For example, one might say "küzdött a bajának feloldásáért," which translates to "he fought for the release from his trouble." In a scientific context, it could be "kísérletezett a só feloldásáért a vízben," meaning "he experimented for the dissolution of the salt in water." The specific meaning is always derived from the surrounding words and the overall situation in which the phrase is used.