reszorpciójáért

reszorpciójáért is a Hungarian word that translates to "for its absorption" or "for their absorption" in English. It is the genitive form of the Hungarian word "reszorpció," which means "absorption." The suffix "-jáért" indicates possession or belonging ("its" or "their") followed by the postposition "ért," which means "for" or "because of." Therefore, the phrase functions to express a reason or purpose related to the absorption of something.

This term would typically appear in contexts discussing the process of absorption, such as in chemistry, biology, or physics. For example, one might discuss the properties of a material that make it suitable "for its absorption" of a particular substance. In a biological context, it could refer to the reason for a particular organ's structure or function related to the absorption of nutrients or other substances. In physics, it might relate to the absorption of light or energy by a material. The precise meaning would depend heavily on the surrounding sentence and the specific field of study. The grammatical construction highlights the genitive case, emphasizing that the absorption is intrinsic to or a characteristic of the noun that "reszorpciójáért" refers to.