Where does “vetet” come from?

vetet (Hungarian) comes from Hungarian vész, from Proto-Uralic wexe- — to take, to grasp.

vetet (Hungarian): to make/have someone buy or take something; to have/let someone or something be taken or bought the person charged with the act expressed with

Definitions

  1. to make/have someone buy or take something; to have/let someone or something be taken or bought the person charged with the act expressed with

Ancestry of “vetet”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Hungarianvészplague, pestilence, pandemic, disease; disaster,...
2Proto-Uralicwexe-to take, to grasp

Words derived from “vetet”

Every word from Proto-Uralic wexe- →Every word from Hungarian vész →