Szabályokért

Szabályokért is a Hungarian phrase formed from szabályok, the plural of szabály (rule), with the postpositionért meaning “for” or “in defense of.” It functions as a slogan or motto indicating advocacy for rules, regulations, or adherence to standards. As a phrase, it is not a proper noun and does not designate a specific organization unless used as a title or in a campaign name.

Linguistically, the suffix -ért expresses purpose or benefit, so szabályokért literally translates to “for the rules.” The expression can stand alone as a rallying cry or be incorporated into larger sentences or campaign materials. Its meaning remains flexible, depending on context, ranging from support for strict enforcement of existing rules to a general emphasis on rule-following as a principle of governance or social order.

Usage and context: szabályokért is commonly encountered in political, civic, and public debates where participants advocate for compliance with or reform of rules and regulations. It may appear on protest signs, in media coverage, or in statements promoting accountability, safety standards, or regulatory frameworks. The phrase can signal alignment with rule-of-law values or, conversely, be contrasted with calls for reform when current rules are viewed as inadequate or flawed.

Translations and related terms: in English, szabályokért is rendered as “for the rules” or “in defense of the rules.” Related Hungarian terms include szabály, jogszabály (statute or regulation), szabályozás (regulation), and normák (norms). See also slogans and political rhetoric surrounding rule enforcement and regulatory policy.