felvehet

Felvehet is a Hungarian verb form that expresses possibility or permission related to the verb felvenni, which means to take, pick up, enroll, hire, or put on depending on context. Grammatically, felvehet is the third-person singular present potential form of felvenni; other persons have corresponding forms such as felvehetek (1st person), felvehetnél (2nd person), felvehetünk (1st plural), felvehettek (2nd plural), and felvehetnek (3rd plural). The potential mood is formed with the suffix -het/-hét added to the verb stem.

Etymology and range of meaning: The prefix fel- combined with venni yields a range of meanings centered on taking up an action or responsibility. Because felvenni has several senses, felvehet can be used in different contexts to mean “can take on,” “may enroll,” “may hire,” or “may pick up,” depending on the surrounding words and the intended action.

Usage and examples: In everyday Hungarian, felvehet is used to indicate a possible or permitted action rather than a definite occurrence. For example:

- A cég felvehet egy új dolgozót. (The company can hire a new employee.)

- A sofőr felvehet egy utast. (The driver may pick up a passenger.)

- A diák felvehet egy tanfolyamot. (The student may enroll in a course.)

See also: felvenni, felvétel. These related forms describe the base action of taking or enrolling and the noun forms associated with the act.