Alátámaszthatóak

The Hungarian word "alátámaszthatóak" is the plural form of the adjective "alátámasztható". It translates to "supportable" or "justifiable" in English. The root of the word is "támasztani," meaning "to support" or "to prop up." The prefix "alá-" indicates "under" or "beneath," suggesting the idea of providing a foundation or basis.

"Alátámaszthatóak" is used to describe things that can be supported, either physically or conceptually. For instance, a weak argument might not be alátámaszthatóak, meaning it lacks sufficient evidence or reasoning to be supported. Similarly, a structure that is unstable might not be considered alátámaszthatóak, as it cannot be adequately propped up or stabilized. The term implies the possibility of providing evidence, proof, or a physical means of reinforcement. Its usage can range from literal physical support to abstract intellectual justification.