felállíthatók

The Hungarian word "felállíthatók" is the plural passive participle of the verb "felállítani". It translates to "can be set up", "can be erected", or "can be established".

In a practical context, "felállíthatók" is often used to describe things that can be assembled or constructed. For instance, tents at a festival might be described as "felállíthatók", meaning they can be put up. Similarly, temporary structures, exhibitions, or even basic furniture that requires assembly could fall under this description.

The term can also extend to more abstract concepts. For example, certain hypotheses or theories could be "felállíthatók", implying they can be proposed or formulated. In legal or procedural contexts, rules or guidelines might be "felállíthatók", indicating they can be put in place or established.

Essentially, "felállíthatók" signifies the possibility of bringing something into a state of being set up, erected, or established, whether that object is physical or conceptual. The plural form indicates that multiple items or entities are capable of this action.