bátorságra

Bátorságra is a Hungarian word that translates to "to courage" or "for courage." It is a feminine noun in Hungarian and is often used in contexts related to bravery, valor, and fortitude. The word can refer to the quality of being brave, the act of showing courage, or an encouragement or exhortation to be courageous.

In Hungarian literature and culture, bátorságra can be found in various expressions and sayings. For instance, one might say "Szükség van bátorságra" meaning "Courage is needed." It can also be part of phrases like "bátorságra nevelni" which translates to "to educate in courage" or "to instill courage." The concept is often associated with facing adversity, overcoming fear, and standing up for one's beliefs.

The word is derived from "bátor," the Hungarian adjective for "brave" or "courageous." The suffix "-ság" is a common Hungarian noun-forming suffix, similar to "-ness" or "-ity" in English. Therefore, "bátorság" literally means "braveness" or "courageousness." The specific form "bátorságra" is the dative case, indicating the direction or purpose towards courage. This grammatical form is frequently used to express the need for, or the imparting of, courage.

The idea of bátorságra is a significant theme in Hungarian history and national identity, often invoked in narratives of resistance, independence, and overcoming challenges. It represents an important virtue within the cultural lexicon.