Felvetheti

Felvetheti is a Hungarian verb form derived from the infinitive felvetni, meaning to raise, to bring up, or to pose (a question, issue, or proposal). The form felvetheti expresses possibility or hypothetical action, roughly equivalent to “could raise” or “might propose/raise,” depending on context. It is not a standalone lexical entry but a conjugated variant used to indicate that someone or something may perform the action.

Morphology and usage

Felvetheti results from attaching the potential mood suffix -heti to the stem felvet-, which comes from felvetni. The suffix signals possibility rather than asserting a definite action. In sentences, the subject is often implicit or exists elsewhere in the discourse; the verb can occur with a direct object, such as a question (kérdést), a problem, or a hypothesis. The form is commonly used in formal or analytical Hungarian to discuss what could be raised or proposed in a given situation.

Examples

- A javaslat felvetheti néhány költségvetési problémát. (The proposal could raise several budgetary problems.)

- A kutató felvetheti a hipotézist. (The researcher could propose the hypothesis.)

- Az új adatok felvethetik a korábbi következtetéseket. (The new data might challenge the previous conclusions.)

Related forms

Felvetni (to raise/propose), felvetés (a raise or proposal), and other mood/tense variants such as felvethet, felvetettek, or felvethetne illustrate the broader verb family. Felvetheti is primarily a modality-bearing form used in discourse to indicate potential action.