Hallhatóvá

Hallhatóvá is a Hungarian adjective meaning audible or capable of being heard. It describes anything that can be perceived by the sense of hearing. This can range from the faintest whisper to the loudest explosion, as long as the sound waves are of sufficient intensity and frequency to be detected by the human ear. The concept of hallhatóvá is relative, as an individual's hearing ability can vary. Factors such as age, exposure to loud noises, and certain medical conditions can affect a person's capacity to hear sounds. In a broader context, hallhatóvá can also refer to something that has become known or noticeable, suggesting that its presence is no longer overlooked or ignored. For example, a previously unacknowledged problem might become hallhatóvá when it starts to affect a larger number of people. This metaphorical use extends the meaning beyond mere physical sound to encompass any form of apprehension or recognition. Therefore, while its primary meaning relates to sound perception, hallhatóvá can also imply a shift from obscurity to prominence or awareness.