szedtetetett

The word "szedtetetett" is a Hungarian verb in the past tense, specifically the third-person plural definite perfective form. It originates from the verb "szedtet" which means "to have someone pick/gather/collect something." The root verb is derived from "szed" (to pick, gather, collect).

The structure of "szedtetetett" can be broken down as follows: "szed" (root), "-tet" (causative suffix, indicating causing someone to do something), "-et" (another causative suffix, intensifying the first one or indicating a repeated action of causing), and "-ett" (past tense, perfective, third-person plural ending). This complex morphology makes it a notable example of agglutination in the Hungarian language.

Essentially, "szedtetetett" translates to "they had someone repeatedly pick/gather/collect something" or "they caused them to be made to pick/gather/collect something." The exact nuance can depend on context, but the core meaning involves a layered causative action and a completed event in the past concerning multiple subjects. This particular form is rarely used in everyday conversation due to its length and complexity, but it is grammatically correct and demonstrates the rich verb conjugation system of Hungarian.