Hívhatók

Hívhatók is a plural form of the Hungarian adjective hívható, meaning "able to be called" or "callable." It is formed from the verb hívni (to call) with the suffix -ható, which expresses possibility or capability, and the plural suffix -k. As a modifier, hívhatók describes multiple entities that can be invoked, summoned, or invoked in a given context.

In ordinary language, the term can indicate that certain items or persons may be called upon or summoned depending on the circumstance. For example, in a bureaucratic or organizational setting, one might speak of tanúként hívhatók személyek (people who may be summoned as witnesses) or of közreműködők, akik hívhatók egy rendezvényre (collaborators who can be invited to an event). The general sense is about potential invocation or invocation readiness.

In scientific and technical contexts, hívható is used to translate the concept of “callable.” This is common in programming and formal logic, where hívható objektumok vagy függvények are objects or functions that can be invoked or executed. Typical phrases include hívható függvények (callable functions) or hívható típusok (callable types). The term helps distinguish between entities that support invocation and those that do not, which is relevant for type systems, interfaces, and API design.

Overall, hívhatók functions as a grammatical form that enables clear reference to multiple items capable of being called, whether in everyday language or technical discourse.