megszüntetéséig

megszüntetéséig is a Hungarian word that translates to "until its termination" or "until its discontinuation" in English. It is a temporal expression indicating the period of time leading up to the cessation or ending of a particular activity, state, or entity. The suffix "-éig" signifies "until" or "up to the point of," and "megszüntetés" means "termination," "discontinuation," or "abolition."

This phrase is commonly used in legal, administrative, and formal contexts to define a timeframe for an ongoing process or condition. For example, a permit might be valid "megszüntetéséig," meaning it remains in effect until it is revoked or expires. Similarly, a particular service could be provided "megszüntetéséig," indicating it will continue until it is officially stopped.

The word emphasizes the conditional nature of the ongoing state, highlighting that it is not permanent and will eventually come to an end. The specific event or action that triggers the termination would typically be defined elsewhere in the context where "megszüntetéséig" is used. It implies a planned or expected conclusion rather than an indefinite continuation.