készüléketkészülékeket

"Készüléketkészülékeket" is a Hungarian compound word formed by combining "készülék" (device) and "készülékeket" (devices, in the accusative plural case). This specific phrasing, "készüléketkészülékeket," is grammatically unusual and not typically encountered in standard Hungarian. It appears to be a repetition or an error in grammatical construction rather than a recognized linguistic term.

In standard Hungarian, one would use either "készülék" to refer to a single device or "készülékeket" to refer to multiple devices when they are the direct object of a verb. The repetition suggests an unintentional duplication or a misunderstanding of how to form the plural accusative case. Therefore, "készüléketkészülékeket" does not carry a distinct meaning separate from the singular or correctly formed plural forms of "készülék." Its usage would likely be considered incorrect or nonsensical within the context of the Hungarian language. The word's origin, if it exists beyond a typographical error, is unclear, but it does not align with typical Hungarian word formation or grammatical rules.