összecsukhatósága

**összecsukhatósága** refers to the grammatical concept in Hungarian related to the ability of certain verb forms to be combined with the suffix *-hatósága*, indicating potential or possibility. This term is primarily used in linguistic analysis to describe verbs that can form abstract nouns expressing the quality or state of being able to perform an action.

In Hungarian, many verbs can take the suffix *-hat* (indicating possibility or permission) and further derive an abstract noun with *-hatósága*. For example, the verb *olvas* ("to read") can form *olvashat* ("can read"), which then becomes *olvashatóság* ("readability" or "capability of being read"). The term *összecsukhatósága* specifically applies to verbs that govern the closing or joining of parts, such as *összecsuk* ("to fold together" or "to close together").

This grammatical feature is part of Hungarian’s rich derivational morphology, allowing for the creation of complex noun forms from verbs. The suffix *-hatósága* is particularly useful in technical, descriptive, or formal contexts, where precision in expressing capability or potential is required. Linguists often study such patterns to understand how Hungarian constructs abstract concepts from action-oriented verbs.

While *összecsukhatósága* itself is not a standalone word in common usage, it serves as a useful analytical term for describing the derivational process of verbs like *összecsuk* ("to fold together") into nouns like *összecsukhatóság* ("foldability" or "capability of being folded together"). This reflects the broader trend in Hungarian grammar of transforming verbs into nouns to express states, qualities, or possibilities.