szent
Szent is a Hungarian word meaning holy or sacred, and it also serves as the title for saints. As an adjective, szent describes something consecrated or sacred, such as a szent hely (holy place) or szent liturgia (holy liturgy). As a noun in names, it prefixes the names of saints, for example Szent István (Saint Stephen) or Szent László (Saint Ladislaus). The term is entrenched in Hungarian religious language and in everyday usage when referring to sanctity or to specific saints.
In religious practice and calendars, szent occurs in the designation of saints and their feast days. It
Toponymy and church dedications frequently employ the prefix Szent-, marking places, churches, and institutions as dedicated
Etymology is native to Hungarian; szent is a basic term in the lexicon for sacred concepts and