Besorolhatók

Besorolhatók is a Hungarian term formed from the verb besorolni (to classify, to categorize) with the potential suffix -hat/-het and plural ending -k, meaning “they can be classified” or “that can be classified.” It denotes that an object, entity or data item is capable of being placed within a predefined system of classes or categories.

The word is used in various domains to describe items that meet criteria allowing them to be grouped or organized according to a classification scheme. In biology and taxonomy, a species or specimen may be described as besorolható into a taxonomic framework (such as genus, family, or higher ranks) based on characteristics or genetic data, though reclassification can occur as new information emerges. In information science and libraries, documents, records, or digital assets may be besorolhatók into subject categories, metadata schemas, or classification catalogs to improve retrieval and management. In data governance and compliance, datasets or records can be besorolhatók by sensitivity, domain, or lifecycle stage to support access control and policy enforcement.

Linguistically, besorolhatók is the third-person plural form indicating capability. The corresponding singular forms are besorolható (singular) and besorolhatóak is sometimes used in colloquial or extended contexts to emphasize plurality. The term emphasizes potential classification rather than an already completed categorization.

Overall, besorolhatók describes items that are suitable for inclusion in an organized classification system, reflecting a state of assignability to predefined categories.