Felölelhetnek

Felölelhetnek is a Hungarian verb that translates to "can embrace," "can encompass," or "can cover" in English. It is derived from the noun "ölelés," meaning embrace or hug, and the prefix "fel-," which often indicates upward movement, completion, or a covering action. The verb expresses the potential for something to surround or include something else.

This verb can be used in both literal and figurative contexts. Literally, it might describe how a blanket can felölelhetnek a person, providing warmth and covering them. Figuratively, it can refer to abstract concepts. For instance, a large topic or idea might felölelhetnek many smaller subtopics. Similarly, a feeling or emotion can felölelhetnek someone, overwhelming them. The grammatical form indicates a possibility or capability, suggesting that the subject has the power or potential to perform the act of embracing or encompassing. The "-het" suffix is crucial here, denoting this potentiality. The "-nek" ending signifies the plural subject form, meaning "they can embrace/encompass/cover."