emeltetett

emeltetett is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person plural form of the verb emeltet. The verb emeltet itself is a causative verb derived from the verb emel, meaning "to lift" or "to raise." Therefore, emeltet means "to have something lifted" or "to have something raised." The suffix -tet denotes causality, indicating that the subject caused someone or something else to perform the action of lifting or raising.

The form emeltetett specifically refers to an action that occurred in the past and involved more than one person or entity as the subject. For instance, it could describe a situation where a group of people arranged for a heavy object to be lifted, or where a committee decided to have a monument erected. The context in which emeltetett is used would clarify what was lifted or raised, who performed the action of lifting or raising, and who the subject of the verb was. It implies a passive construction in English, such as "they had it lifted" or "it was lifted by them." The precise meaning and nuance can depend heavily on the surrounding sentence structure and the specific context of the communication.