Zavarhatják

Zavarhatják is a Hungarian verb form meaning “they may disturb” or “they could disturb.” It is the third-person plural form of the verb zavar in the present potential mood, used when the subject is plural and, if present, the object is definite. The form is built from the stem zavar-, the potential mood suffix -hat/-het, and the third-person plural definite object ending -ják. This combination signals that a plural subject has the possibility to cause a disturbance to a specified object.

Usage: Zavarhatják is used to express possibility about disturbances caused by a group. For example: A természeti zajok zavarhatják a beszélgetést. Translation: The natural noises may disturb the conversation. The object following the verb is in the definite case (a beszélgetést). The form is common in neutral, descriptive writing, reporting, or hypothetical statements about potential disruptions.

Notes: The form reflects Hungarian mood and agreement patterns, and it typically appears in sentences where a plural subject is described as capable of causing disturbance. It embodies a standard, formal way to express potential disruption in Hungarian.