Olthatják

Olthatják is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they can extinguish" or "they can put out" in English. It is the third-person plural, present tense, conditional mood form of the verb "olthat," which itself is derived from "oltani" (to extinguish, to put out). The suffix "-hat" or "-het" indicates possibility or ability. Therefore, "olthatják" signifies that a plural subject possesses the capacity or has the permission to extinguish something.

This verb can be used in various contexts. For example, it might refer to the ability of firefighters to put out a fire ("A tűzoltók elolthatják a tüzet" - The firefighters can put out the fire), or the potential for a group of people to extinguish a candle ("Gyertyát olthatják" - They can extinguish the candle). It implies that the action of extinguishing is within their power or capability. The specific object being extinguished would typically follow the verb in the accusative case. The nuances of "olthatják" depend heavily on the context in which it is used, conveying a sense of potential action by multiple individuals.