éltetvitelhez

The Hungarian word "éltetvitelhez" translates to "for sustenance" or "for keeping alive" in English. It refers to the act of providing the necessary means for life, whether it be for oneself, another person, or even a living organism. This can encompass a broad range of necessities, including food, water, shelter, and medical care. The term implies a sustained effort to maintain life and well-being.

In a practical sense, "éltetvitelhez" can be used in contexts related to financial support, where one person provides the financial resources for another's basic needs. It can also describe the actions taken to care for plants or animals, ensuring they have the resources to survive and thrive. The concept emphasizes the fundamental requirements for continued existence and is often associated with responsibility and care. The grammatical form indicates it is the dative case, suggesting it is used in relation to something or someone, for the purpose of sustenance.