őtet
Hungarian edit
Etymology edit
ő (“he, she”) + -t (accusative case ending) + -et (accusative case ending)
Pronunciation edit
Pronoun edit
őtet
Usage notes edit
Related tautological accusative forms like engemet (“me”) and tégedet (“you”, accusative [informal]) are folksy, as opposed to the standard forms engem and téged. On the other hand, minket (“us”) and titeket (“you”, plural accusative [informal]) are standard and the form őket (“them”, of humans) has no alternatives.