kérelmettetting

Kérelmettetting is a term that appears to be a misspelling or a non-standard variation of "kérelmet" (request/petition) and "tett" (did/made) in Hungarian. When combined, it might suggest an action related to making or submitting a request. However, in standard Hungarian grammar and vocabulary, "kérelmettetting" is not a recognized word or grammatical construction.

If encountered in a specific context, it's possible it represents a colloquial or informal usage, or perhaps a typo. The meaning would likely be derived from the intended combination of the root words. For instance, "kérelmet tettem" means "I made a request" or "I submitted a petition." The hypothetical "kérelmettetting" could be an attempt to express a similar idea, though grammatically incorrect.

Without further context or clarification on its origin, it is difficult to provide a definitive definition or explanation of "kérelmettetting." It is advisable to verify the spelling or seek clarification from the source where this term was encountered. Standard Hungarian would use established grammatical forms to convey the act of making or submitting a request.