íthetetlen

Íthetetlen is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "unfulfillable," "unsatisfiable," or "unrealizable" in English. It is formed by the prefix "ítél" (to judge, to sentence) and the suffix "-hetetlen" (unable to be, incapable of). This combination suggests something that cannot be met or achieved through any judgment or decision, or something that cannot be fulfilled or satisfied.

The word often describes desires, demands, wishes, or goals that are impossible to attain. For instance, an íthetetlen demand would be one that cannot possibly be met. Similarly, an íthetetlen wish is a wish that is beyond all hope of realization. The concept implies a fundamental impossibility rather than a mere difficulty. It carries a sense of finality, indicating that the object of the adjective is inherently beyond reach.