Megnehezítheti

Megnehezítheti is a Hungarian verb that translates to "it can make difficult" or "it can complicate" in English. It is derived from the adjective "nehéz," meaning "difficult" or "heavy," and the verb-forming suffix "-ít," which indicates causation or making something so. The "-het" suffix denotes possibility or potential. Therefore, "megnehezítheti" implies that something has the capacity to render a situation, task, or process more challenging.

This verb is commonly used in various contexts to describe factors that hinder progress or add complexity. For instance, unexpected weather conditions can megnehezítheti a journey, meaning they can make the journey more difficult. Similarly, a lack of resources can megnehezítheti a project's completion. The phrase can also refer to abstract difficulties, such as how a misunderstanding can megnehezítheti a negotiation. It is a versatile expression used to articulate potential obstacles and challenges. The subject performing the action of complicating is often implied or stated in the context preceding the verb.