leszüretelte

Leszüretelte is a Hungarian word that translates to "harvested" in English. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb "leszüretelni," which means to harvest or to gather in. This verb is commonly used in the context of agriculture and gardening to describe the act of collecting ripe crops, such as fruits, vegetables, grains, or grapes, from the fields or vines. The term implies a successful completion of the growth cycle and the gathering of the yield.

The act of "leszüretelte" signifies the culmination of a farmer's or gardener's efforts throughout the growing season. It involves careful timing to ensure the produce is at its peak ripeness and quality. Depending on the crop, harvesting can be done manually by hand or with the aid of machinery. The word can be applied to a single item or a large quantity of produce, reflecting the scale of the operation. For example, one might say "Ő leszüretelte az almát" (He harvested the apple) or "A gazdák leszüretelte a búzát" (The farmers harvested the wheat). It is a fundamental concept in food production and rural life, marking the transition from cultivation to consumption or storage.