Hozzáférhetke

Hozzáférhetke is a proposed Hungarian neologism used in discussions of information technology and digital accessibility. It refers to the possibility or state that a resource can be accessed under certain conditions. The term builds on the verb hozzáférni (to access) with a nominal suffix that signals potentiality, analogous to other constructions describing feasibility. It is not part of the standard Hungarian vocabulary and does not have an official definition in major dictionaries.

In practice, hozzáférhetke encompasses technical, policy, and usability factors that affect access: network availability, authentication requirements, device compatibility, language and content accessibility for diverse users, and compliance with accessibility guidelines. It can apply to websites, data portals, services, and physical spaces that have digital or physical access components.

As a relatively new or informal term, hozzáférhetke appears mainly in academic or industry discussions and may be used to emphasize the potential accessibility of a resource in a given context rather than its overall, general accessibility. Alternatives include hozzáférhetőség or elérhetőség, which are more established in Hungarian. No formal body currently standardizes its meaning.