Feltehetik

Feltehetik is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they can put on" or "they may place on." It is the third-person plural, potential mood form of the verb "feltenni," which means to put on, place on, or ascend. The potential mood in Hungarian indicates possibility or permission, so "feltehetik" suggests that a group of people have the ability or are allowed to place something somewhere or to wear something.

The verb can be used in various contexts. For example, it could refer to a group of people physically placing an object onto a surface: "A vendégek a tortát az asztalra feltehetik" (The guests can put the cake on the table). Alternatively, it can be used in the context of clothing or accessories: "A lányok a kalapjukat bátran feltehetik" (The girls can boldly put on their hats).

The structure of the verb is "fel-" (prefix indicating upward movement or completion) + "tehet-" (verb stem of "tenni," to do/put) + "-ik" (third-person plural personal suffix). The "-het-" infix signifies the potential mood. Understanding this grammatical structure helps in deciphering the meaning and usage of "feltehetik" in different Hungarian sentences.