megszerzésére

Me gszerzésére is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the noun megszerzés, meaning acquisition or obtaining. The base noun refers to the act of gaining possession or attainment of something. The suffix -ére attaches to indicate direction, purpose, or aim, effectively meaning “for the acquisition of” or “in order to obtain.”

In usage, megszerzésére is typically part of a larger construction such as vminek a megszerzésére, literally “for the acquisition of something.” This pattern is common in formal, legal, economic, and strategic contexts. It marks the goal or objective of an action, budget, or policy. For example: A vállalat a külföldi piac megszerzésére törekszik (The company pursues the acquisition of the foreign market). Családok gyakran takarékoskodnak a lakás megszerzésére (Families often save for the acquisition of a home).

Grammatically, megszerzésére is a non-finite form that does not function independently as a verb; it requires a governing verb or phrase that expresses intention, effort, or resource allocation. It contrasts with megszerzését, the accusative form used when the act of acquiring is the object of a sentence, or with megszerzésének, which can reflect possession or emphasis in a different syntactic role.

Etymology traces megszerzés to the verb megszerezni (to obtain, to gain) with the nominalizing suffix -nés/-és, forming a noun meaning acquisition. The -ére suffix then creates a purpose-oriented case form, shaping the meaning toward “for obtaining.” It is primarily found in formal Hungarian and is common in discussions of strategy, finance, law, and institutional policy.