védettségét

Védetségét is a Hungarian word that translates to "its protection" or "its defense." It refers to the state of being protected or the act of defending something. The suffix "-ét" indicates possession, so it literally means "its" (the possessed thing) "protection" or "defense."

This term can be used in various contexts. In a biological or immunological sense, vėdetségét might describe the body's immunity to a disease or pathogen. For example, one might say "a szervezet vėdetségét a vakcina erősíti," meaning "the vaccine strengthens the organism's protection."

In a more general sense, vėdetségét can refer to the security or safeguarding of any object, place, or concept. This could include the protection of a building, a historical site, intellectual property, or even personal privacy. The specific nature of what is being protected would be understood from the surrounding context.

The word emphasizes the state of being secured from harm, attack, or danger. It can also imply an ongoing process of maintaining that security. The nuanced meaning is heavily dependent on how and where the word is used.