sikereért

Sikerért is a Hungarian phrase formed from the noun siker (success) and the postpositional suffix -ért, which marks purpose or benefit. The combination is not a standalone noun but a grammatical expression meaning “for the sake of success” or “for success.” It is used with verbs to denote motivation or aim, and it can also appear in slogans, captions, or headlines to emphasize ambition.

Usage in everyday language centers on describing a motive or objective. It can appear in phrases such as dolgozik a sikerért (he works for success) or küzd a sikerért (he/she fights for success). The form is common in motivational writing, business rhetoric, and political or public discourse, where short, pointed phrasing conveys determination.

Examples in context help illustrate its nuance. Ö a sikerért dolgozik translates to “he works for success.” A csapat a sikerért küzd means “the team fights for success.” In headlines or slogans, brief uses like “Sikerért” or “A sikerért” signal a focus on achieving positive outcomes, often emphasizing perseverance, effort, and long-term goals rather than immediate gains.