cáfolhatják

"Cáfolhatják" is a Hungarian verb form that translates to "they can refute" or "they can deny" in English. It is derived from the verb "cáfol," which means "to refute" or "to deny," and the suffix "-hatják," which indicates possibility or ability in the third-person plural form.

In Hungarian, verbs ending with "-hatják" are used to express that someone or something has the ability or permission to perform an action. The verb "cáfolhatják" specifically suggests that a group of people or entities has the capacity to refute or deny something. This could be in the context of a debate, a legal proceeding, or any situation where evidence or arguments are presented to challenge a claim or statement.

The use of "cáfolhatják" implies that the refutation is possible but not necessarily guaranteed. It leaves room for the possibility that the evidence or arguments presented may be convincing enough to withstand refutation. The verb form is flexible and can be used in various tenses and contexts to convey the idea of potential refutation.

Understanding the meaning and usage of "cáfolhatják" is essential for those learning Hungarian, as it helps in comprehending the nuances of the language, particularly in legal, academic, and formal settings where refutation and denial are common themes.