törléseket

Törléseket is a Hungarian term meaning deletions or erasures. It denotes the act or result of removing material, content, data, or obligations. Grammatically, törléseket is the accusative plural form of törlés, used when describing multiple deletions as objects.

Etymology: the word is formed from the verb törölni, meaning to erase or wipe, with the noun-forming suffix -s. Törlés denotes the act of erasing, and törléseket marks the direct object in plural.

In publishing and editing, törlések refer to deleted passages or sections during revision. In document workflows, they are often contrasted with retained text to show what has been removed, and may appear in change histories as törléseket.

In information technology and data management, törlések describe the removal of files or records. Depending on context, there are distinctions between hard deletes (törlés végleges) and soft or logical deletes (logikai törlés), with potential recovery until data is overwritten.

In science, especially genetics and genomics, törlés means a deletion of a DNA segment. Such törlések can have significant biological effects and are studied in mutations and chromosomal abnormalities.

In law and administration, törlések can denote cancellations or rescissions of agreements, terms, or regulations. The term is used for actions that remove legal obligations or statuses.