válítására

Válítására is a Hungarian word that translates to "for its accomplishment," "for its realization," or "for its fulfillment" in English. It is a possessive form of the word "váltság," which itself is derived from the verb "váltani," meaning to achieve, accomplish, or realize. The "-ára" suffix indicates "for its" or "for her/his/its" depending on context, but in this specific construction, it refers to the accomplishment or realization of something.

The word is often used in contexts where a goal, task, or objective is being discussed. For example, one might say "a célja válítására" which translates to "for the accomplishment of his/her/its goal." It emphasizes the effort or purpose directed towards making something happen. The nuance of "válítására" suggests a successful or intended outcome. It's not simply about trying, but about working towards and achieving a specific end.

In different grammatical structures, the meaning can be more specific. However, when encountered as "válítására," it generally denotes the purpose or reason for an action being the successful completion of something. It implies a sense of dedication and focus on bringing a desired outcome to fruition. The word is a testament to the Hungarian language's ability to express complex ideas through suffixes and word derivations.