Szétszedhetsz

Szétszedhetsz is a Hungarian verb that translates to "you can take apart" or "you can dismantle" in English. It is formed from the verb "szétszedni" which means "to take apart" or "to dismantle," and the suffix "-hetsz" which indicates the second-person singular, present tense, potential mood. This means the word implies the possibility or permission for "you" (singular) to perform the action of taking something apart.

The verb can be used in a literal sense, referring to the physical disassembling of an object. For example, one might say "A régi órát szétszedhetsz, ha érdekel" (You can take apart the old watch if you are interested). It can also be used figuratively, suggesting the possibility of analyzing or breaking down a concept or problem. In this context, it might be used to encourage someone to delve deeply into a subject, such as "A regény témáját szétszedhetsz az esszédben" (You can take apart the novel's theme in your essay). The potential mood conveyed by "-hetsz" suggests that the action is not mandatory but rather an option available to the subject.