felhívhatsz

Felhívhatsz is a Hungarian verb form meaning “you may call (me)” or “you could call.” It is the second person singular of the verb felhívni in the potential mood, formed from the verb hív (to call) with the prefix fel- and the modal suffix -hat/-het that expresses possibility or permission. The infinitive is felhívni; the present stem is felhív-, and common related forms include felhívsz (you call) and felhívhatsz (you may call). The form is transitive and typically governs a direct object, for example felhívhatsz engem.

Felhívhatsz is used to indicate that calling someone is permissible or possible, often in offering help or arranging contact: Felhívhatsz, ha szükséged van rám. It is common in everyday Hungarian, both in spoken and written language, and can appear in informal conversations, messages, and casual instructions.

Phonetics and orthography are straightforward: the word contains the long í in hív and the prefix fel-. The emphasis falls on the first syllable: felhívhatsz. As part of standard Hungarian verbal morphology, felhívhatsz demonstrates how prefixation and the -hat/-het suffix create a modal meaning on a basic verb, extending its simple action into a statement about possibility or permission.