szakadását

Szakadását is a Hungarian word that translates to "its breaking" or "the tearing of it" in English. It is a noun derived from the verb "szakadni," meaning to break, tear, rip, or fall apart. The suffix "-s" indicates possession or belonging, and "-át" is the third-person singular possessive suffix, meaning "its" or "his/her." Therefore, "szakadását" refers to the act of breaking or tearing belonging to or happening to something specific.

The word can be used in various contexts. For example, it could describe the breaking of a rope ("a kötél szakadását"), the tearing of a piece of fabric ("az anyag szakadását"), or metaphorically, the breakdown of a relationship or a system ("a kapcsolat szakadását" or "a rendszer szakadását"). The specific meaning is usually clear from the surrounding context in which the word appears.

In a literal sense, "szakadását" describes a physical event where something loses its integrity or separates into pieces. In a figurative sense, it can denote a failure, a collapse, or a disruption. The word's grammatical form indicates that the breaking is something that has happened or is happening to a singular, already identified object or concept.