nemáltalánítható

nemáltalánítható is a Hungarian word that translates to "unishable" or "indestructible" in English. It is a compound word formed from the prefix "nem" meaning "not," the verb "által" meaning "to pass through" or "to endure," and the suffix "tható" indicating possibility or ability. Therefore, literally, it describes something that cannot be passed through or endured, implying a state of being beyond destruction or wear.

The term is often used in a figurative sense to describe concepts, ideas, or qualities that are enduring and cannot be eradicated. For instance, a strong belief, a fundamental truth, or a deeply ingrained cultural value might be described as nemáltalánítható. It suggests resilience and permanence in the face of challenges or attempts to diminish or destroy it.

In a more literal context, though less common, it could refer to a material or object possessing extreme durability, capable of withstanding significant force or environmental factors without suffering damage. However, its primary application leans towards abstract concepts that possess an inherent resistance to oblivion. The word carries a sense of profound strength and an almost eternal quality.