törléses

Törléses is a Hungarian word that translates to "deletion" or "erasure" in English. It is derived from the verb "törölni," which means "to delete," "to erase," or "to cancel." The suffix "-és" is a nominalizing suffix, forming a noun from the verb.

In various contexts, törléses can refer to the act of removing something from a list, a database, a document, or any other form of recorded information. It can also imply the removal of an event, an appointment, or a reservation. The term is frequently used in computing and digital contexts, where data deletion is a common operation. For example, deleting a file or an email would be described using a form of törléses.

Beyond digital applications, törléses can also refer to the physical erasure of writing or markings. If someone were to wipe away chalk from a blackboard, that action would also be a form of törléses. The concept encompasses the idea of making something disappear or cease to exist from a particular medium or record. The specific nuance of the word can depend on the surrounding context, but the core meaning remains consistent: the act of removal or cancellation.