marketingért

Marketingért is a Hungarian bound form formed from the noun marketing and the postpositional suffix -ért. It expresses “for marketing” or “for the sake of marketing” and is used to indicate the domain, purpose, or beneficiary of an action, particularly in professional language. In Hungarian, -ért marks for whom or for what something is done, and it often appears in phrases that designate responsibility or function.

The most common construction is in combinations with felelős (responsible). Marketingért felelős means responsible for marketing. In job titles or organizational descriptions you may encounter "marketingért felelős igazgató" (director responsible for marketing) or "marketingért felelős osztály" (the department responsible for marketing). The phrase can modify a noun or serve as a predicate component in descriptive clauses.

The term functions as a grammatical tool rather than a standalone concept. It illustrates how Hungarian uses suffixation to express purpose or beneficiary instead of a separate preposition. The root "marketing" is a loanword from English that has been integrated into Hungarian vocabulary and appears in many business contexts.

See also: marketing, felelős, magyar nyelvtan.