gyozelemért

Győzelemért, written as győzelemért in Hungarian and often rendered as gyozelemert in non-diacritic text, is a phrase meaning "for the victory" or "to victory." It functions primarily as a slogan or motto rather than as a proper noun, expressing a purpose-driven aim to achieve success in a given contest, struggle, or competition. The word győzelem (victory) combined with the dative suffix -ért conveys dedication or commitment to the outcome.

Usage has been broad across Hungarian public life. In political, military, and revolutionary contexts, győzelemért has appeared on banners, posters, and slogans to frame endeavors as directed toward victory. It is also used in sports, where teams or supporters invoke the phrase to emphasize a win or championship goal. In these contexts, the expression often appears in combination with other terms to tailor the message to specific struggles or competitions.

Culturally, győzelemért is a generic rhetorical device rather than the name of a single organization or movement. It is encountered in Hungarian literature, journalism, and rhetoric as a motivator or rallying call, particularly in discussions of national or collective goals. Because it is a common phrase, its interpretation is highly dependent on context, ranging from ordinary competitive aspiration to more charged political or historical rhetoric.

See also: for freedom (szabadságért), for homeland (hazáért).