sebességekért

Sebességekért is a Hungarian phrase formed from the noun sebesség (speed) with the plural suffix -ek and the postposed suffix -ért meaning “for” or “on behalf of.” The literal translation is “for speeds” or “for the speeds.” In language use, it typically functions as a semantic unit within sentences rather than as the title of a well-known organization or work.

In usage, the phrase can appear in discussions about speed in various domains, such as road transport policy, engineering of propulsion or transportation systems, and debates over speed limits and safety. It can also occur in contexts related to technology or computing when referring to the pursuit of higher data transfer or processing speeds. The exact interpretation depends on surrounding context, including whether the phrase is intended rhetorically, as a slogan, or simply descriptive wording.

There is no widely cited cultural, historical, or organizational entity formally named “Sebességekért.” As such, the term does not have a canonical history or a set of attributable achievements. When encountered in media, it is usually part of a sentence or used as a stylistic or metaphorical expression rather than as a proper noun with a distinct institutional identity.

Etymologically, the construction illustrates Hungarian morphophonology: a base noun (sebesség), plural suffix (-ek), and a directional/benefactive suffix (-ért). The phrase thus typifies how Hungarian combines roots and suffixes to convey purpose or advocacy.