ellátásért

Ellátásáért is a Hungarian grammatical form built from the noun ellátás, meaning care, provision, or supply, combined with the possessive suffix and the postposition -ért. The result, ellátásáért, means “for its care” or “for the care/provision of (someone or something).” It is used to indicate the beneficiary or target of care, or the object for which something is provided.

The form is typically used in phrases that express responsibility, obligation, or policy related to care or provisioning. In Hungarian, the postposition -ért expresses “for” or “on behalf of,” and the possessive suffix can be added to specify whose care is meant. For example, ellátásáért highlights that the care in question belongs to or concerns a particular entity, such as a minister or an institution.

Usage examples cover contexts in social welfare, healthcare, and public administration. It commonly appears in constructions like “ellátásáért felelős,” meaning “responsible for the care/provision,” or in statements about budgets, programs, or institutions tasked with providing care. The term is therefore frequent in official language, policy documents, and journalism discussing welfare services.

Example sentences illustrate its use in neutral, descriptive prose: “Az ellátásáért felelős miniszter bejelentette a tervet.” and “A kormány az ellátásáért felelős intézményeket támogatja.” These illustrate how ellátásáért serves to attribute responsibility or define the focus of care-related work to a specific actor.