Megbetegítheti

Megbetegítheti is a Hungarian verb that translates to "can make sick" or "can cause illness." It is formed from the noun "beteg" (sick/ill) and the verb "meg-" which is a common verbal prefix in Hungarian, often indicating completion or a change of state. The suffix "-ít" turns the adjective into a verb meaning "to make [adjective]," and the "-het" suffix denotes possibility or ability. Therefore, "megbetegítheti" literally means "it can make someone sick."

This verb is used in various contexts to describe the potential for something to cause illness. For example, it might be used when discussing the effects of certain foods, environmental factors, or pathogens. The specific subject of the sentence would determine what is capable of causing sickness. The meaning is straightforward and conveys a sense of potential harm to one's health. It is a common expression in everyday Hungarian when discussing health-related concerns or the risks associated with certain exposures.