hozzáférhessen

Hozzáférhessen is a Hungarian verb form derived from hozzáférni, meaning to have access. It represents the third-person singular present subjunctive or potential mood and is used in clauses introduced by hogy to express possibility, permission, or a wish that someone or something may be able to access something. Because it is a finite verb form, it appears in sentences such as that in legal, policy, or formal prose.

In usage, hozzáférhessen commonly appears in contexts where accessibility is being discussed or mandated. It often follows verbs like kell, biztosítani, vagy szeretnénk, forming expressions that indicate an objective state that should or could be achieved. For example, in policy texts: “A jogszabály célja, hogy mindenki hozzáférhessen az információkhoz.” In a design brief: “A rendszer úgy lett tervezve, hogy minden felhasználó hozzáférhessen az adatokhoz.” These constructions emphasize potential access rather than a definite current state.

Related terms include hozzáférés (access), hozzáférhető (accessible), hozzáférhet (can access), and hozzáférhetőség (accessibility). The form hozzáférhessen is primarily a grammatical tool in Hungarian, not a standalone noun, and it appears mainly in subordinate clauses expressing a desired or possible outcome. Its appropriate use contributes to precise, formal communication about who can access what resources.