szentté
Szente, a Hungarian language verb derived from the noun "szent" meaning "saint," is used to describe the process or act of becoming a saint within Christian tradition. The infinitive form "szentté" literally translates to "to become a saint," and it is typically employed in ecclesiastical contexts to refer to the formal recognition and canonization of individuals by the Church. The word originates from the Latin _sanctus_, itself from the Proto-Indo-European root *ḱénti-, meaning "holy." In Hungarian, the suffix "-t" attached to the verb "szent" creates the causative form, indicating the transformation of a person into a saintly status.
In practice, "szentté" appears in liturgical documents, pastoral letters, and theological discussions where the Church's procedures