életükre

Életükre is a Hungarian word. It is the possessive form of the pronoun "élet," meaning life, and the suffix "-ükre," indicating their. Therefore, "életükre" translates directly to "to their lives" or "for their lives." This grammatical construction is used when referring to something that belongs to or pertains to multiple individuals, specifically in the context of their life or existence.

The word "életükre" can appear in various sentence structures in Hungarian. For example, it might be used in phrases like "vigyázzanak életükre," which means "they should take care of their lives," or "mindent megtettek életükre," meaning "they did everything for their lives." The specific nuance of "életükre" depends on the verb and the overall context of the sentence. It emphasizes a personal connection to something vital or essential to the individuals in question. Understanding this possessive construction is key to comprehending the direction or target of an action in relation to the lives of a group of people in Hungarian.