érzékelhetik

Erzékelhetik is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they can perceive" or "they can sense." It is the third-person plural present indefinite indicative form of the verb érzékelni. The verb itself is derived from the root "érzék," meaning sense or sensation.

The term "érzékelhetik" is used in a variety of contexts, referring to the ability of multiple subjects to detect or become aware of something through their senses. This can include physical sensations like touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing, as well as more abstract forms of perception, such as understanding or recognizing a situation. For example, one might say "A tudósok érzékelhetik a változásokat a klímában" which translates to "The scientists can perceive the changes in the climate." This illustrates how the verb can be applied to both direct sensory input and more analytical observation.

In scientific or philosophical discussions, "érzékelhetik" can be employed to discuss the limitations or capabilities of perception for a group. It implies that the potential for sensing or perceiving exists within the group, but does not necessarily confirm that the perception has occurred or is complete. The focus is on the possibility and the faculty of sensing.