Rakhatók

Rakhatók is a Hungarian grammatical form used to express that objects or items are able to be placed or stacked. It stems from the verb rakni, meaning to place or lay, and combines the suffix -ható/-hető, which marks ability or feasibility, with the plural ending -k when the subject is plural. In standard usage, rakhatók functions as a predicative adjective-like form: it describes the capability of the subject to be placed rather than performing the action itself.

Morphology and usage context: The base verb rakni conveys the action of placing things. The derivational suffix -ható/-hető creates a participial adjective meaning “able to be placed” or “placeable.” When the subject is plural, the form becomes rakhatók. This form is common in technical, logistical, and instruction-oriented language to indicate whether items can be arranged on a shelf, pallet, or within a storage system.

Examples: A dobozok rakhatók a polcra. The boxes can be placed on the shelf. Ezek a részek rakhatók egymásra, meaning these parts can be stacked on top of each other. In context, rakhatók is often preceded by a subject that dictates the feasibility of placement, such as “dobozo(k)” or “részek.”

Relation to related terms: Rakható is the singular form meaning “placeable,” while rakhatók is its plural predicative form. The concept is frequently encountered in inventory management, packaging design, and furniture or storage planning, where decisions about arrangement depend on whether items are placeable or stackable.

See also: rakható, rakás, raktár, rakodás. Notes on spelling and usage may vary with regional norms and technical terminology.