Hozzájuthat

Hozzájuthat is a Hungarian verb form that expresses possibility or permission to gain access. It is the third-person singular present potential form of the verb hozzájuts, which means to access, to reach, or to come to something. The prefix hozzá- adds the idea of moving toward something, and the suffix -hat marks the potential mood, indicating that the subject may be able to perform the action.

In use, hozzájuthat describes a situation where access to a resource or location may be possible for a subject under given conditions. It is common in contexts involving permissions, access control, or capabilities, such as information systems, documents, facilities, and services. The construction typically pairs with a target of access, often introduced with to/hez/ to the noun in Hungarian (for example rendszerhez, adatokhoz).

Forming other persons in the same mood follows standard Hungarian person endings combined with the same base stem. Examples include hozzájuthatsz (you may access), hozzájuthat (he/she/it may access), hozzájuthatunk (we may access), hozzájuthattok (you all may access), and hozzájuthatnak (they may access). The exact endings depend on person and number, but the core meaning remains the same: potential access to something.

Notes on usage include that hozzájuthat functions as a finite verb form and can appear in clauses expressing possibility, permission, or hypothetical scenarios. It should not be confused with the non-potential forms such as hozzájuthat valamihez, which convey actual or definite access rather than mere possibility. See also the related verb hozzájut, and terms like hozzáférés and hozzáféréshez, which describe access more generally.