Viseletet

Viseletet is a Hungarian linguistic form: the definite accusative form of the noun viselet, which means clothing or attire. It is used when the clothing being referred to is definite or previously mentioned, functioning as the direct object of a sentence. The base noun viselet covers all types of clothing, from everyday garments to ceremonial dress.

In historical and literary contexts, viseletet is commonly encountered in descriptions of dress codes, ethnographic accounts of regional costumes, and discussions of fashion history. It contrasts with viselet in non-definite or general statements.

Morphology: The word is formed by applying the definite object marking to the noun viselet. This inflection is typical of Hungarian noun morphology, which marks definiteness, case, and number through suffixes rather than separate articles.

See also: viselet (clothing); ruházat (attire); öltözet (outfit).