beavatkozhatóan

beavatkozhatóan is an adverb in Hungarian. It describes the manner in which something can be intervened or interfered with. The root of the word is "beavatkozni," which means "to intervene," "to interfere," or "to get involved." The suffix "-ható" indicates possibility or capability, meaning "able to be intervened with" or "intervenable." The adverbial suffix "-an" or "-en" transforms the adjective into an adverb.

Therefore, "beavatkozhatóan" translates to "intervenably," "interferingly," or "in a way that allows for intervention." It suggests that a situation, process, or system is open to external influence or modification. For instance, a software system might be designed to be "beavatkozhatóan," meaning that developers can easily modify or update its components. Similarly, a political process could be described as "beavatkozhatóan," indicating that external actors have the ability to influence its outcome. The term implies a degree of susceptibility to external actions.