Megkérdjelezhetetlen

Megkérdjelezhetetlen is not a standard Hungarian word and does not appear in major dictionaries as a separate entry. It is most likely a misspelling or nonstandard variant of the established term megkérdőjelezhetetlen, which means indisputable or unquestionable. If used, megkérdjelezhetetlen would be understood only in context as a mistaken form, whereas megkérdőjelezhetetlen is the correct spelling.

Etymology and form: The correct form megkérdőjelezhetetlen is built from the prefix meg-, the verb stem kérdőjelez (to question or cast doubt), and the suffix -hetetlen, which yields the meaning “unable to be questioned.” The resulting adjective describes something that leaves no room for doubt or doubtfulness, i.e., something that is indisputable. The improper variant megkérdjelezhetetlen would involve a spelling error in the sequence of vowels, and is not considered correct Hungarian orthography.

Usage: The term megkérdőjelezhetetlen is used in formal or rhetorical writing to express strong certainty about a statement, conclusion, or evidence. For example: “A tanúvallomás megkérdőjelezhetetlen volt, és megerősítette az összképet.” In everyday language, fewer people use such extreme terms, but in academic, legal, or journalistic contexts it may appear to emphasize certainty.

Variants and confusion: Common confusions involve misspellings that replace ő with other vowels or alter the consonant sequence (as in megkérdjelezhetetlen). The standard, widely accepted form is megkérdőjelezhetetlen. Distinguish it from kérdőjelezhető (doubtful or questionable) and megkérdőjelezhető (capable of being questioned) to avoid semantic mixing.

See also: megkérdőjelezhetetlen, unquestionable, indisputable.