detektálható

Detektálható is a Hungarian adjective that translates into English as "detectable." The word is formed from the verb detektál, itself derived from the Latin root detegere, meaning "to uncover" or "to reveal." Adding the adjectival suffix –ható creates a character that describes something capable of being detected.

The term is used in a wide range of contexts. In technology and engineering it often refers to signals, anomalies or patterns that can be identified by sensors or monitoring systems, such as detectable faults in machinery or detectable radioactivity levels in a laboratory. In security and law enforcement, a detectable threat might refer to a danger that can be identified by surveillance or forensic analysis. In environmental science, researchers talk about detectable levels of pollutants when measuring air or water quality. Even in linguistics, a detectable feature of a language could be a particular phoneme or syntactic pattern that can be identified by analysis.

Detektálható is employed primarily in formal or technical writing, and it is functional in comparative contexts: a vehicle’s smoke emissions may be detectable above legal limits, while the same emissions may be undetectable at lower intensities. The word underscores the possibility of discovery, monitoring, or measurement, and it is commonly paired with nouns that describe measurable phenomena.