Szedésük

Szedésük is a Hungarian word that translates to "their picking" or "their harvesting." It is a versatile term that can refer to the act of gathering various items, often in a collective sense. The specific context determines what is being picked or harvested.

In agriculture, szedésük would describe the process of farmers collecting ripe fruits, vegetables, or other crops from their fields. For example, a sentence might discuss "a szőlő szedésük" meaning "their grape picking." Similarly, it could be applied to the gathering of herbs, mushrooms, or berries in a natural setting.

Beyond agricultural contexts, szedésük can also refer to the act of collecting things in a more general sense. This could include picking up discarded items, gathering scattered objects, or even the process of collecting data or information. The plural possessive form "szedésük" implies that multiple individuals are involved in the picking or harvesting action, or that the action pertains to multiple items being picked. The specific meaning is always derived from the surrounding words and the overall situation.