elérheted

Elérheted is a conjugated form of the Hungarian verb elérni, meaning to reach or to be able to reach. It represents the second-person singular present tense with the potential suffix -het, expressing ability or possibility, and the personal ending -ed. In essence, elérheted means “you can reach” or “you will be able to reach,” depending on context.

Usage and meaning

Elérheted is used when addressing someone directly to indicate that reaching a place, goal, document, contact, or other target is possible. It appears in sentences that discuss achievable outcomes under certain conditions. For example: “Ha kitartasz, elérheted a célodat” (If you persevere, you can reach your goal). “Kattints a linkre, és elérheted a dokumentumot” (Click the link and you can access the document). Negation forms as “nem érheted el” express the opposite meaning: you cannot reach it.

Related forms and derivatives

Elérheted belongs to a family that includes other persons: elérhetjük (we can reach), elérheted (you can reach), elérhetitek (you all can reach), elérhetik (they can reach). Adjectival and noun derivatives include elérhető (reachable, accessible) and elérhetőség (reachability, availability).

Etymology

The word combines the prefix el- (indicating completion or attainment) with the verb stem ér- from érni (to reach), plus the potential suffix -het and the second-person singular ending -ed. The construction conveys the sense of being able to achieve reaching something.

Translations and usage notes

In English, elérheted translates as “you can reach” or “you will be able to reach.” It is common in instructional, motivational, or guidance contexts, as well as in everyday speech when discussing achievable outcomes.