következményeiért

"Következményeiért" is a Hungarian word that translates to "for its consequences" or "for their consequences" in English. It is the plural possessive form of the noun "következmény," meaning consequence or result, with the suffix "-iért" indicating "for its/their." This grammatical structure is used to express responsibility or accountability for the outcomes of an action, event, or situation.

The phrase is commonly encountered in legal, ethical, and everyday contexts. For instance, someone might be held accountable "következményeiért" for a decision they made, implying they must face or accept the results, whether positive or negative. In a broader sense, it can refer to the repercussions of societal trends or historical events. The emphasis is on the direct link between an action and its subsequent effects, and the implied acceptance of bearing the burden or benefit of those effects. The word encapsulates the idea of causality and the often unavoidable nature of facing what follows from one's deeds.