Hallásért

Hallásért is a Hungarian term formed from hallás (hearing) and -ért (for). It is used as a compound phrase meaning “for hearing” and appears in slogans, campaign titles, and the names of organizations dedicated to hearing health, protection, or advocacy for people with hearing loss.

In Hungarian grammar, -ért is a suffix that indicates purpose or support, so hallásért conveys an aim or dedication to the sense of hearing. The phrase may function as the focal point of a campaign or as the declared mission of a group or event focused on hearing health.

Common contexts for hallásért include public health campaigns that promote regular hearing screenings, education about noise-induced hearing loss, and fundraising for hearing aids or cochlear implants. It is also used in advocacy work aimed at improving accessibility and communication rights for the deaf and hard of hearing, as well as in charitable and NGO literature.

Related terms include hallás (hearing), hallókészülék (hearing aid), halláskárosodás (hearing loss), and hallásvédelem (hearing protection). The phrase is typically found in Hungarian-language media, NGO materials, and health communications, where it signals a commitment to the protection, preservation, or restoration of hearing.