érthetségüket

érthetetlenségüket is a Hungarian word. It is the accusative plural form of the adjective érthetetlen, meaning "incomprehensible" or "unintelligible." Therefore, érthetetlenségüket translates to "their incomprehensibility" or "their unintelligibility."

This word is used to describe a state or quality of being beyond understanding or explanation, attributed to multiple entities or concepts. For example, one might refer to the "érthetetlenségüket" of certain ancient texts or the "érthetetlenségüket" of a complex scientific phenomenon. The suffix "-üket" indicates possession by a third-person plural subject, meaning "their." This implies that the incomprehensibility belongs to or is a characteristic of a group of things or people.

The term emphasizes a lack of clarity and a difficulty in grasping the meaning or nature of something. It is often employed when faced with situations, ideas, or expressions that defy logical interpretation or rational analysis. The word itself is a compound, derived from "érthető" (understandable) with the negation prefix "ér-," forming "érthetetlen." The addition of the abstract noun-forming suffix "-ség" creates "érthetetlenség" (incomprehensibility), which is then inflected in the plural accusative case.