sorsáért

Sorsáért is a Hungarian word that translates to "for his/her/its fate" or "for his/her/its destiny." It is a possessive form of the noun "sors," which means fate or destiny. The suffix "-áért" indicates the genitive case combined with the postposition "ért," meaning "for" or "because of."

The word can be used in various contexts to express a sense of purpose, sacrifice, or consequence related to an individual's or entity's predetermined path or future. For example, one might say "Értük harcoltunk sorsáért," which translates to "We fought for them for their destiny." This implies a struggle undertaken to ensure a particular future for someone or something.

In a more abstract sense, "sorsáért" can refer to the acceptance or resignation to one's predetermined circumstances. It can also denote an active striving or working towards a particular outcome believed to be fated. The specific nuance depends heavily on the surrounding sentence and the intended meaning of the speaker. The word is not commonly used in everyday conversation but appears more frequently in literature, poetry, or philosophical discussions. It carries a slightly archaic or formal tone.