Fennállhat

Fennállhat is a Hungarian verb that translates to "can exist," "can persist," "can be maintained," or "can stand." It is a modal verb construction formed by combining the infinitive of the verb "fennáll" (to exist, to persist) with the auxiliary verb "hat" (can, to be able to). The suffix "hat" indicates potentiality or possibility.

This verb is used to express that a particular state, condition, or situation has the capacity to continue or remain in existence. It suggests that there are no immediate obstacles or reasons for it to cease. For example, one might say "A szerződés fennállhat, amíg mindkét fél akarja" which translates to "The contract can remain valid as long as both parties desire it." Here, "fennállhat" conveys the possibility of the contract's continued existence under certain conditions.

The usage of "fennállhat" implies a degree of uncertainty or a dependency on external factors, rather than a guaranteed continuation. It is often employed in contexts discussing legal agreements, ongoing processes, or potential future scenarios where stability is not absolute but possible. The verb is essential for expressing nuanced ideas about continuity and the conditions that allow something to endure.