összenttek

Összenttek is a Hungarian term that appears to be a neologism rather than a standard lexical item. It is formed from the root szent meaning "saint" with the prefix öss- meaning "all" or "together" and the plural suffix -ek. In theory, összenttek would denote "all saints" or "the collective saints." Because it is not established in major dictionaries or official usage, its precise meaning depends on context and the author’s intention. The standard expression for the concept in Hungarian is Mindenszentek, which refers to All Saints’ Day or to all saints collectively; the phrase az összes szent or a szentek összessége is more typical in prose.

Usage notes: Összenttek is best regarded as a neologism or poetic coinage. It may convey a sense of universality or a gathered, comprehensive group of sanctified figures, rather than a list of named saints. Its acceptance would vary by audience and genre.

Relation to related terms: Mindenszentek (All Saints’ Day / all saints in general) is the conventional term. Szentek is the plural noun "saints." Összenttek would function as a compound, not a standard label.

Examples: In a fictional or theological text, one might encounter a sentence such as "Az összenttek tisztelete ezt a közösséget erősíti." This illustrates potential usage, though such a formulation remains uncommon in standard Hungarian.

See also: Mindenszentek, Szent, Tisztelet, Hagyomány.