Kombinálhatók

Kombinálhatók is a Hungarian word that functions as an adjective indicating that items or elements can be combined with one another. The form derives from the verb kombinál (to combine) with the suffix -ható/hető that marks possibility or capability, plus the plural ending -k when referring to a plural subject. The base form is kombinálható; kombinálhatók is used for plural subject agreement.

Usage and meaning: The term is used to signal compatibility or flexibility in a range of contexts, including product descriptions, design, fashion, cooking, and software. It describes items that work well together or can be used in combination with other items. It can appear as a predicate in a sentence (A modulok kombinálhatók) or as an attributive modifier before a plural noun (különböző összeállítások kombinálhatók).

Etiology and related forms: Kombinálhatók is derived from kombinál with the suffix -ható to express possibility, plus the plural ending -k. A closely related form is kombinálható (singular), used when referring to a single item. Antonyms include kombinálhatatlan (not combinable). In English, the corresponding term is combinable or can be combined.

Examples:

- Ezek a modulok kombinálhatók egymással. (These modules can be combined with each other.)

- A termékek kombinálhatók különböző szettekben. (The products can be combined in different sets.)

- A szoftver moduljai kombinálhatók. (The software modules can be combined.)