sszeresére

sszeresére is a Hungarian word that translates to "for his/her/its love" or "because of his/her/its love" in English. It is the dative case of the possessive suffix "-s" followed by the definite accusative suffix "-ére", combined with the noun "szeretet" (love). The word is often used in expressions to convey the reason for an action or feeling being rooted in affection.

For example, one might say "Az anya a gyermeke sszeresére mindent megtett" which translates to "The mother did everything for the love of her child." Here, "sszeresére" clearly indicates that the mother's actions were motivated by her love for her child. The grammatical structure emphasizes the object of affection as the driving force behind the preceding verb or statement.

The use of "sszeresére" is common in literature, poetry, and everyday conversation in Hungary. It adds a nuanced layer to expressions of devotion and motivation. The word's construction highlights a strong connection between the possessor and the possessed, specifically in the context of love. Understanding "sszeresére" is key to grasping certain idiomatic expressions and emotional sentiments in the Hungarian language.