lebontásához

Lebontásához is a Hungarian word that translates to "for its dismantling" or "for its demolition" in English. It is a grammatical form derived from the verb "lebontani," which means to dismantle, take down, or demolish. The suffix "-ához" indicates the dative case, signifying purpose or direction towards something. Therefore, "lebontásához" is used when referring to the action or process of dismantling or demolishing something.

For instance, in a sentence, it might be used to express the necessary steps or resources required for a demolition project. "Szükséges volt a megfelelő engedélyek beszerzése a régi épület lebontásához." This translates to "It was necessary to obtain the appropriate permits for the dismantling of the old building." Here, "lebontásához" clearly indicates the purpose for which the permits were needed.

The term can be applied to various contexts, ranging from the deconstruction of buildings and structures to the dismantling of machinery or even abstract concepts in a figurative sense, though its literal meaning is more common. The specific object being dismantled would typically precede this word in a sentence, establishing what is undergoing the process of demolition or deconstruction. It's a functional word in Hungarian used to express the objective of taking something apart.