Tolható

Tolható is a Hungarian adjective meaning "pushable" or "stoppable." It is derived from the verb "tolni," which means "to push." The suffix "-ható" indicates the potential or possibility of an action. Therefore, "tolható" describes something that can be pushed or something that can be stopped.

In a literal sense, "tolható" can refer to physical objects that are designed to be moved by pushing. For example, a door with a handle is typically tolható, as it is meant to be pushed open. Similarly, a shopping cart is a tolható object. The term can also be used in a more abstract sense to describe situations or concepts that can be influenced or halted. For instance, a stalled negotiation might be described as tolható, implying that further action or intervention could potentially move it forward or bring it to a complete stop.

The opposite of "tolható" is "tolhatatlan," meaning "unpushable" or "unstoppable." This would describe something that cannot be pushed, such as a solid wall, or a situation that is beyond one's control and cannot be halted. The nuances of "tolható" depend heavily on the context in which it is used, allowing for a range of interpretations from the physically movable to the conceptually influenceable.