fordíthatják

fordíthatják is a Hungarian verb form. It is the third-person plural potential mood, present tense of the verb fordít, meaning "to turn," "to translate," or "to invert." The suffix "-hatják" indicates the potential mood, suggesting that something is possible or can be done. Therefore, "fordíthatják" translates to "they can turn," "they can translate," or "they can invert," depending on the context of the sentence.

For example, in the context of language, "A szöveget fordíthatják angolra" would mean "They can translate the text into English." In a physical context, "A képet fordíthatják függőlegesen" could mean "They can turn the picture vertically." The specific meaning is derived from the surrounding words and the overall situation.

The verb fordít itself is quite versatile in Hungarian, and the potential mood adds a layer of possibility or permission to its actions. This form is commonly used when discussing the capabilities or potential actions of a group of people or things.