életminségükre

életminőségükre is a Hungarian phrase formed from the noun életminőség (quality of life) with the possessive suffix -ük (their) and the dative/locative suffix -re, meaning “for their quality of life” or “to their quality of life.” The standard spelling is életminőségükre; a misspelled form such as életminségükre may appear in informal writing but is not correct in standard Hungarian.

In usage, életminőségükre serves to indicate the beneficiary or target of an action, policy, or assessment. It is commonly found in discussions of public policy, social science, and urban planning, where goals or outcomes are described as aiming to improve people’s well-being across multiple dimensions. Typical contexts include housing, health care, education, employment, environmental quality, and social inclusion.

Conceptually, értelemben vett életminőség (quality of life) is broader than mere income or material living standards. It encompasses health, safety, social relationships, autonomy, and perceived well-being. In Hungarian discourse, életminőségükre is often contrasted with related terms such as életszínvonal (standard of living) and életminőség (quality of life) to delineate policy targets versus broader evaluative concepts.

See also: életminőség, életszínvonal, társadalmi jólét. The phrase functions mainly as a linguistic marker indicating the aim or effect of actions on the well-being of a group, rather than as a standalone economic metric.