összeszkítik

"összeszkítik" is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person plural present indefinite indicative form of the verb "összeszkít". This verb is derived from the root "szkít" (to scythe) with the prefix "össze-" indicating a combined or gathered action. Therefore, "összeszkítik" literally means "they scythe together" or "they scythe them all".

The verb is primarily used in agricultural contexts, referring to the act of cutting down a crop, such as wheat or hay, using a scythe. The prefix "össze-" suggests that the action is performed collectively or that the entire area is being scythed. In a broader, more figurative sense, it can also imply a thorough and systematic removal or destruction of something, though this usage is less common. The term evokes imagery of labor-intensive harvesting in traditional farming. The present indefinite tense indicates that the action is habitual, habitual, or simply happening as a general statement of fact. For example, one might say "A parasztok minden nyáron összeszkítik a búzát" which translates to "The farmers scythe all the wheat every summer".