Bérelhet

Bérelhet is a Hungarian verb that translates to "can be rented" or "is rentable" in English. It is formed from the verb "bérel" (to rent) and the suffix "-het", which indicates possibility or ability. The verb is used to describe something that is available for rent or that is suitable for being rented.

For example, one might say "A lakás bérelhet" which means "The apartment can be rented" or "The apartment is available for rent." Similarly, "Az autó bérelhet" translates to "The car can be rented." The verb implies that the item or property is in a condition and has the necessary legal standing to be leased.

The concept of bérelhet is common in various contexts, including real estate, vehicle rentals, and the rental of other goods or services. It signifies that a transaction involving temporary use in exchange for payment is possible. The opposite of bérelhet would be something that cannot be rented, perhaps due to being privately owned and not for lease, or being unsuitable for rental purposes.