Mutathatóak

Mutathatóak is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "showable," "displayable," or "can be shown." It is derived from the verb "mutat" which means "to show" or "to indicate," and the suffix "-hatóak" which signifies potential or capability. This adjective is used to describe something that has the quality of being able to be presented or exhibited.

The word can be applied in various contexts. For instance, a document that is ready for review might be described as mutathatóak, meaning it is in a state where it can be presented. Similarly, a physical object that is suitable for display in a museum or exhibition would also be considered mutathatóak. In a more abstract sense, an idea or a concept that can be clearly explained or demonstrated could be referred to as mutathatóak.

The grammatical form "mutathatóak" specifically indicates the plural form of the adjective in the nominative case. This means it refers to multiple items or entities that possess the quality of being showable. If referring to a single item, the singular form "mutatható" would be used. The word's usage is straightforward and directly conveys the idea of something being amenable to being shown or displayed to others.