gyermekeiért

"Gyermekeiért" is a Hungarian phrase that translates to "for his/her children" or "for their children" in English. The suffix "-iért" is a possessive and causal case ending attached to the word "gyermek" (child). This grammatical construction indicates that an action or feeling is directed towards or motivated by the well-being of one's children.

The phrase is commonly used in various contexts to express parental love, sacrifice, or dedication. For instance, a parent might say they work hard "gyermekeiért" to provide for their family. It can also describe actions taken to protect or support children. The specific gender of the parent or the number of children is not explicitly stated by the phrase itself, but is understood from the surrounding context or implied by the possessive pronoun if one is used.

"Gyermekeiért" encapsulates a fundamental human sentiment of parental responsibility and devotion. It highlights the strong bonds within families and the lengths to which parents will go for their offspring. The phrase serves as a concise expression of this universal theme in Hungarian language and culture.