Életéig

Életéig is a Hungarian word that translates to "for life" or "lifelong" in English. It is commonly used to describe a commitment or state that is intended to last for the entire duration of a person's life. This can apply to various contexts, such as relationships, obligations, or even personal aspirations. For example, a marriage vow might be described as "életéig," signifying a promise of lifelong commitment. Similarly, a debt or a responsibility could be referred to as "életéig," indicating that it will persist until the end of one's life. The term emphasizes permanence and a deep, enduring connection. In some instances, it can also denote an enduring quality or characteristic that is present throughout a person's existence. The usage of "életéig" conveys a sense of unwavering dedication and the passage of time without end, at least from a human perspective.