elvégezhet

Elvégezhet is a Hungarian verb meaning “to be able to finish” or “to be capable of completing something.” It is formed from végez, meaning “to finish,” with the prefix el-, which adds a sense of completion or accomplishment, and the suffix -het, which marks possibility or ability. The combination is used to express that someone may or could complete a task, such as a course, exam, or project.

Usage and examples: The verb typically takes a direct object in the accusative, the thing that can be finished. For example, elvégezheti a tanfolyamot means “he/she can complete the course.” Elvégezheti az egyetemet would translate roughly as “they could finish the university/degree.” The form appears in various finite constructions, with personal endings changing to reflect the subject (I, you, he/she/it, we, you all, they).

Relation and related forms: The infinitive of the verb is elvégezni. Related nouns include elvégzés, referring to the act of finishing or completing, and other verb forms that express past or completed action (elvégzett, elvégzették). The prefix el- emphasizes completion, while the suffix -het expresses possibility or potential.

Context and nuances: elvégezhet is commonly used in educational or task-oriented contexts to discuss whether it is possible for someone to finish a course, program, assignment, or study. Like other Hungarian potential forms, its exact usage depends on person, number, and tense, but the core meaning remains the same: the capacity to complete something given the right conditions.

See also: végez, elvégzés, elvégezni, elvégzett.