Beküldheti

Beküldheti is a Hungarian finite verb form derived from beküldeni, meaning to submit or send in. It expresses possibility or permission, roughly corresponding to “may submit” or “could submit” in English. The form has a third-person singular subject, as in “ő beküldheti” (“he/she/it may submit”).

Morphology and formation: The stem beküld- combines with a modal suffix to indicate possibility. The part -heti is a characteristic Hungarian pattern for potential mood, yielding a verb form that states that submission is possible for the subject. The ending and stem together produce the definite-read sense of a possible action in the present or future context.

Usage and examples: Beküldheti is common in formal, instructional, or policy texts where conditions are described. Examples include: “A jelentkezési lapot beküldheti a határidőn belül,” meaning that the applicant may submit the form within the deadline; or “A felhasználó beküldheti a kérést a rendszer felületén,” indicating that the user can submit the request through the system interface. The form is typically used with a neutral, instructional tone to denote allowed or possible actions.

Related forms and notes: Beküldheti is related to the basic infinitive beküldeni and other mood forms of the same verb that convey different tenses or modalities. Like other modal constructions in Hungarian, beküldheti does not specify a definite time by itself; its temporal interpretation depends on the surrounding context.

See also: beküld, küld, verbal mood and Hungarian modal forms.