Megszabhatók

"Megszabhatók" is a Hungarian word that translates to "can be dictated" or "can be set" in English. It refers to the concept of something having predefined limits, rules, or parameters that are established by an external source or a governing body. The root of the word, "szab," signifies to set, dictate, or tailor, and the suffix "hatók" indicates a passive possibility, meaning it is capable of being subjected to this action.

This term can be applied in various contexts. In legal or administrative settings, "megszabhatók" might describe regulations or laws whose terms are fixed by legislation. For example, the conditions for obtaining a permit or the penalties for a certain offense are often "megszabhatók" by law. In a more general sense, it can refer to things like prices that are set by the market or by a company, or deadlines that are established by a project manager. The key idea is that there is an external influence defining the boundaries or requirements. The opposite of "megszabhatók" would be something that is freeform, unconstrained, or self-determined.