megbomlását

Me gbomlását is a Hungarian noun phrase meaning the process of disintegration, breakdown, or collapse of a system, order, or structure. It is used to describe the gradual or sometimes rapid deterioration of social, political, economic, organizational, or other ordered arrangements. In scholarly and journalistic writing it can refer to the erosion of authority, legitimacy, or functional capacity within a given entity, rather than a mere isolated incident.

Etymology and grammar: the term derives from the verb megbomlik, meaning to crumble, deteriorate, or collapse. The noun form megbomlás denotes such disintegration, and the suffix -át/-ét creates the definite object form megbomlását, used when the breakdown of a specific object is being discussed, for example, “a rendszer megbomlását.” The prefix meg- signals completion or thoroughness of the action in many uses.

Contexts and usage: megbomlását appears primarily in analytic writing about social and political phenomena, such as the collapse of a regime, the disintegration of an organization, or destabilization of an economy. It can also describe the breakdown of processes, institutions, or networks due to internal contradictions, external pressures, or cumulative inefficiencies. The term often carries a nuance of gradual decline rather than an abrupt, single event, and may be accompanied by indicators like instability, crisis, or erosion of legitimacy.

Related terms: closely related to bomlás (decomposition), összeomlás (collapse), and diszorganizáció (disorganization), each with different emphases on mechanism, scale, and abruptness. In usage, megbomlását highlights internal disintegration within a defined system.