Where does “szakadta” come from?

szakadta (Hungarian) comes from Hungarian szakad, from Hungarian szak, from Hungarian szakma — profession, occupation, trade, craft.

szakadta (Hungarian): (his/her/its) tearing, ripping or bursting (apart), i.e., close to the end of (his/her/its) strength or near (his/her/its) destruction or exhaustion

Definitions

  1. (his/her/its) tearing, ripping or bursting (apart), i.e., close to the end of (his/her/its) strength or near (his/her/its) destruction or exhaustion

Ancestry of “szakadta”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Hungarianszakadto tear; to burst; to pour, to gush or flow...
2Hungarianszakpart, phase, stage, section; profession,...
3Hungarianszakmaprofession, occupation, trade, craft
Every word from Hungarian szakma →Every word from Hungarian szak →Every word from Hungarian szakad →