hatónható

Hatónható is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "affectable" or "susceptible" in English. It describes something or someone that can be influenced, impacted, or acted upon. The word is derived from the verb "hatni," meaning "to act," "to have an effect," or "to influence." The suffix "-ható" indicates potential or capability, so literally, hatónható means "able to be acted upon."

This term can be used in various contexts. In a psychological sense, a person might be described as hatónható if they are easily persuaded or swayed by others' opinions. In a more general sense, a system or object could be hatónható to external forces, meaning it can be affected by them. For example, a delicate piece of machinery might be hatónható to vibrations. The concept emphasizes a state of being open to influence rather than actively exerting influence. It implies a degree of vulnerability or responsiveness to external stimuli or actions. The opposite of hatónható would be something or someone that is resistant to influence or unchangeable.