kiiktatására

The Hungarian word "kiiktatására" translates to "for its elimination," "for its removal," or "to render it inoperative" in English. This term is commonly used in legal, technical, and security contexts. Its precise meaning depends on the specific situation it describes.

In a legal context, "kiiktatására" might refer to the removal or nullification of a law, regulation, or legal clause. This could involve the process of repealing or invalidating a specific piece of legislation. In a technical or mechanical sense, it can describe the process of disabling a device, system, or component. This might be for maintenance purposes, to prevent unauthorized access, or to render a system permanently non-functional.

In security contexts, "kiiktatására" often pertains to neutralizing a threat, such as a security vulnerability, a malicious program, or even a physical obstacle. The goal is to make the entity in question no longer capable of causing harm or disruption. The term implies an active process undertaken to achieve a state of being non-operational or eliminated.