szerettel

Szerettel is not a standard term in Hungarian and does not correspond to a widely recognized place, organization, or personal name in major reference works. The form appears infrequently and is typically understood as a misspelling or typographical error for the closing word “szeretettel,” which means “with love” or “affectionately” in correspondence.

In Hungarian, the proper closing “szeretettel” is used at the end of letters, emails, and cards before the signature. It is derived from the concept of love and serves as a warm valediction. A sentence might end with “Szeretettel, [Name].” The word is almost always written as one word; capitalization may occur when the closing begins a line in stylized letters.

There are no well-established uses of “Szerettel” as a geographical name, corporate brand, or surname in standard reference works. If you found “Szerettel” in a text, it is prudent to check the surrounding Hungarian spelling and consider that the intended term could be “szeretettel.” Without additional context or reliable sources, the term does not have a defined encyclopedic entry.

If you have a specific context for “Szerettel”—for example a manuscript, regional dialect, or proprietary name—more information could clarify whether it represents an intentional coinage or a typographical variant.