életképtelenségének

életképtelenségének is a Hungarian word that translates to "its unviability" or "its inability to live" in English. It refers to a state of being unable to survive or function, either biologically or in a broader, more abstract sense.

In a biological context, életképtelenségének can describe a fetus that is not viable, meaning it cannot survive outside the womb. This can be due to various developmental issues or genetic abnormalities. Similarly, it can refer to a condition where an organism is so severely weakened or diseased that its survival is highly improbable.

Beyond the biological, the term can be applied to systems, ideas, or plans that are fundamentally flawed and incapable of success. For example, an economic policy deemed életképtelen would be one that is not sustainable or practical and is likely to fail. A business venture facing életképtelenségének would be one that lacks the necessary resources, market demand, or a sound strategy to remain operational. The core idea is a lack of inherent capacity for sustained existence or function.