Megszerezhet

Me szszerezhet is a Hungarian verb form that expresses potential or possibility, roughly translating to can obtain or may acquire in English. It comes from the infinitive megszerezni, meaning to obtain or acquire, with the prefix meg- that often adds a sense of completion or emphasis. The suffix -het signals potential mood, so megszerezhet conveys that obtaining is possible under certain conditions. The form is typically used for the third person singular present, but there are corresponding forms for other persons (for example, megszerezhetek for I may obtain, megszerezhetsz for you may obtain, megszerezhetünk for we may obtain, and so on).

In usage, megszerezhet is employed to describe a situation where obtaining something is possible, not guaranteed, and not an obligation. It is common in formal or hypothetical contexts, such as descriptions of qualifications, awards, or access that may be earned or granted. It can appear with various objects, including certificates, permissions, resources, or titles. The word itself is inherently modal, so it often appears with appropriate surrounding context to indicate conditions under which the acquisition would be possible.

Related forms include the infinitive megszerezni (to obtain), the participle megszerezhető (obtainable), and other conjugations across persons and tenses using the same stem. This verb is a standard example of how Hungarian uses the -het suffix to express possibility on verbs of action.

See also: Hungarian verb conjugation, prefix meg-, megszerezni, megszerezhető.