szedésüket

Szedésüket is a Hungarian word that translates to "their picking," "their harvesting," or "their collecting" in English. The specific meaning depends heavily on the context in which it is used. It is the possessive form of the verbal noun "szedés," which refers to the act of picking, harvesting, or collecting. The suffix "-ük" indicates the third-person plural possessive, meaning "their."

For example, in the context of agriculture, "almafák szedésüket várták" would mean "their apple trees awaited their picking" or "their apple trees awaited harvesting." Here, "szedésüket" refers to the act of picking the apples from the trees. In a different context, such as collecting natural resources, "erdei gombák szedésüket tervezték" could translate to "they planned their mushroom picking in the forest." In this instance, "szedésüket" refers to the act of collecting mushrooms. The word is versatile and can be applied to a wide range of activities involving gathering or plucking items, whether they are fruits, vegetables, flowers, herbs, or other objects. The grammatical structure of Hungarian places the possessive suffix directly onto the noun derived from the verb, making "szedésüket" a concise way to express "their act of picking/harvesting/collecting."