Öltözteti

Öltözteti is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person singular definite present indicative form of the verb öltöztet, which means "to dress" or "to clothe." The definite conjugation indicates that the verb is acting upon a specific object. Therefore, öltözteti translates to "he/she/it dresses him/her/it" or "he/she/it clothes him/her/it." For example, "Az anya a gyereket öltözteti" means "The mother dresses the child." The suffix "-i" marks the third-person singular subject and the definite object. The base verb, öltöztet, is derived from the verb öltözik, meaning "to get dressed" or "to dress oneself." The causative suffix "-tet" is added to create the meaning of causing someone else to dress. This grammatical structure is common in Hungarian to express causation. The verb can be used in various contexts, from literal dressing of a person to more figurative meanings like dressing up an object or a place.