Kiemelhetik

Kiemelhetik is a Hungarian verb form derived from kiemelni, meaning to highlight or emphasize. It corresponds to the idea that a group of subjects has the ability or possibility to highlight something. In this sense, kiemelhetik translates roughly to "they can highlight" or "they may highlight" in English. The form is not a standalone verb but a specific conjugated form used in contexts describing capability.

Linguistic details and grammar: kiemelhetik is built from the verb stem kiemel-, plus the potential mood marker -het-, and the third-person plural ending -ik. This combination marks both modality (possibility or ability) and the subject as they/they (ők). It is the present tense form with modal meaning, rather than a plain, assertive statement of action. The base verb kiemelni belongs to the first conjugation class of Hungarian infinitives, and kiemelhetik is used with plural subjects in contexts where the ability to highlight is being discussed.

Usage and context: kiemelhetik appears in informational or descriptive prose, technical writing, and instructional text where it is relevant to indicate that multiple actors can highlight or emphasize elements of a text, data set, or interface. It is typical in academic, educational, or software-related language when noting features or actions that users are capable of performing.

Related terms include kiemelés (emphasis or highlighting), kiemelni (to highlight), and kiemelő (highlighting device or feature). The form kiemelhetik illustrates how Hungarian encodes modality and subject agreement within a single verb form.