Kifizethet

Kifizethet is a Hungarian verb form derived from kifizetni, meaning to pay off or settle a debt or obligation. It expresses possibility or permission to perform the action of paying and is formed with the verb stem kifizet- plus the suffix -het to indicate potential mood. As a result, it can combine with personal endings to form forms such as kifizetheti (he/she could pay), kifizethetünk (we could pay), and kifizethetnek (they could pay). The bare form kifizethet is used in general discussions of possibility, with the subject understood from context.

In usage, kifizethet is common in formal, contractual, and financial language when discussing whether a payment could be made under certain conditions. It often appears in sentences describing obligations, options, or permissions related to settlement of accounts. The form is typically contrasted with kifizethető, an adjective meaning payable or capable of payment, and with kifizetés, the noun for the act or result of payment.

Translations of kifizethet reflect its modal sense: could pay or may pay. Related terms include kifizetés (payment) and kifizethető (payable). The exact form in a sentence depends on the subject and tense, with common variants for different persons such as kifizetheti, kifizethetünk, or kifizethetnek. In practice, kifizethet helps express hypothetical or contingent payment scenarios in Hungarian discourse.