Lebonyolíthatók

Lebonyolíthatók is a Hungarian term that translates to "can be carried out" or "are feasible" in English. It is a verb conjugation indicating possibility or the ability to be executed. The word is derived from the verb "lebonyolít," which means "to carry out," "to perform," or "to execute." The suffix "-hatók" is a plural, passive, potential mood ending, signifying that the action can be performed by or on multiple subjects.

In practical usage, "lebonyolíthatók" refers to tasks, events, processes, or activities that are possible to complete. For instance, a project plan might be described as "lebonyolítható" if it is considered achievable within the given resources and timeframe. Similarly, an event such as a conference or a meeting could be "lebonyolítható" under certain conditions. The term implies a positive assessment of feasibility and practical execution. It is often used in contexts discussing logistics, planning, and project management where the possibility of completing something is a key consideration. The absence of the "-hatók" suffix would change the meaning from possibility to a direct statement of action or a command.