Tartóért

Tartóért is a Hungarian word that translates to "for the holder" or "for support." It is a genitive form of the noun tartó, meaning holder, stand, support, or container. The suffix -ért signifies "for the sake of," "in exchange for," or "for the purpose of." Therefore, "tartóért" implies an action or an object that is intended to benefit or serve a holder, or is obtained in exchange for something related to a holder.

In practical terms, tartóért might appear in contexts describing a purchase made on behalf of someone who holds something, or for the acquisition of a support structure. For instance, one might say they bought something "tartóért," meaning they bought it for the person who is holding it, or to provide support for something. The specific meaning is heavily dependent on the surrounding sentence and the broader context. It's a grammatical construction that emphasizes purpose or benefit directed towards a holder or a supporting entity. Without further context, its precise application remains flexible, highlighting the role of a holder or support in a given situation.