beáramolhat

Beáramolhat is a Hungarian verb form that expresses the possibility of inflow—literally, “it can flow in.” It is built from the root árâmol- meaning to flow, with the prefix be- indicating inward movement and the suffix -hat signaling possibility or capability. The base verb áramol(ni) covers physical flows such as water, air, or electrical currents, and, in figurative usage, information, crowds, or other influxes.

Beáramolhat is used primarily in descriptive or technical language to discuss ingress into a space or system. It can describe physical infiltration, such as water entering a building, or metaphorical influx into a network or organization.

Example usage: "A víz beáramolhat a fal repedésein keresztül." (Water can infiltrate through the cracks in the wall.) "Az információ beáramolhat a hálózatba." (Information can flow into the network.) The noun form beáramolás refers to the process or event of inflow. In scientific or engineering contexts, beáramolhat is used to indicate that an influx is possible under certain conditions.